ai articles published August 1, 2026

August 1 articles

• China’s newest robotic wolf climbs rocks, and carries heavy loads
• Google Pulls Earth AI Tool After It Faked A Nuclear Plant In Iran
• Here’s What AfroTech Saw At The First AI Edge Workshop
• Snowflake’s Cortex AI Gateway Signals MCP Gateways Are Crystallizing as Infrastructure
• 3 Of The Slimmest OLED TVs On The Market In 2026
• Google Docs just gave Gemini four new AI tricks to speed up editing
• How to Track Your Brand’s AI Visiblity in 2026
• Millions of books face destruction as AI companies race for training data
• Claude and ChatGPT are ruining your critical thinking—here are 3 prompts that will keep your brain sharp
• Expert warns this dangerous Microsoft Word worm can burrow into Copilot and cause havoc — here's what we know
• Sam Altman is getting dragged for suggesting this ChatGPT 'use case' for parents
• Google forced to roll back new AI tool just hours after launch
• Now THIS is how I want AI to be used: scientists use AI-powered camera traps to help save bees
• OpenAI’s Escaped Models Were Allegedly Rampaging More Extensively Than Previously Reported
• What's The Difference Between Active And Passive Subwoofers?
• Meta slashes AI loading times from hours to minutes after rebuilding storage
• How To Create And Delete Stickers On Your iPhone
• 3 Of The Worst Places To Put A Subwoofer In Your Home
• OpenAI CEO suggests parents make AI-generated podcasts to remember their children's lives for them
• Sam Altman is still making the case for parenting via ChatGPT
• 9 Google Messages features everyone should know
• We Are Mildly Horrified by This AI Startup That Coerced People Into Getting Tattoos of Its Logo in Exchange for a Job Interview
• I can't use Chrome without Gemini's Sidebar anymore
• Sam Altman suggests parents generate AI podcasts about their kids
• What Happens To Your MacBook When You Skip macOS Updates?
• Gemini is moving into Google Play, and it has front-row seat to your spending habits
• Gemini on Mac can now type what you say and act on what it sees
• Google rolls back AI Google Earth feature a day after launch
• Students are turning to AI chatbots instead of humans for college counseling
• Today in Apple history: Macintosh SE gets supersized storage
• Thinking Machines Ships Inkling-Small: Open-Weights Competition Now Has a US Entrant
• How Long Is A New MacBook Actually Supposed To Last?
• These are our standout gadgets of the past four weeks — including 'one of the best OLED TVs we've tested'... even despite its controversial design
• Gemini’s new blurred UI is finally reaching Android phones
• Anthropic's Claude hacked three real-life companies during security capabilities test — test environment wi...
• Yes, Your TV Is Spying on You. Here's How to Stop It
• From Tinder and Reddit to Amazon, unwanted AI images are freaking people out
• Alleged 'Pixel Tag' could be Google's entry into a new market
• Gemini can now summarize the messiest comment threads in Google Docs
• I hated Copilot in Excel, but these 3 tests made me change my mind
• Google Earth gets Nano Banana 2: zoom in and reimagine the planet
• Is bulldozing homes, seizing land, harming the climate, and replacing workers really worth everyone having an AI agent?
• Why your Windows installation files keep getting bigger - AI is filling up smaller drives
• OpenAI And Anthropic’s July Breaches Revive The Paperclip Maximizer
• This OpenAI product manager always asks ChatGPT to 'impress' him. Here’s his advice for AI prompts.
• Skipping iPhone Updates Could Cost You More Than New Features
• Skipping iPhone Updates Could Cost You More Than New Features
• Skipping iPhone Updates Could Cost You More Than New Features
• AI in Formula One: Competitive advantage is all about the human in the loop