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WNBA Finals Game 4 winners and losers include Valkyries' Kiah Stokes, Dream's Angel Reese

ATLANTA — Just like that, the WNBA Finals is a best-of-three series. The Golden State Valkyries evened the Finals with a 67-62 victory over the Atlanta Dream in Game 4 at State Farm Arena on Saturday, Oct. 24. The series is tied 2-2 as it heads back to San Francisco for Game 5 on Monday, Oct. 26. "The one thing that I had told the team after the last game is the goal, when we play on the road, especially when it’s 2-2, just steal one on the road," Golden State center Kiah Stokes, who set a record for blocks in the Finals, said. "So yeah, we lost on what was that Wednesday? But to me, that doesn’t mean we’re out of anything because our goal could still be accomplished if we won today." "It was just shake it off and learn from it and then just get ready because nothing was won or lost in Game 3." Gabby Williams led the Valkyries with 17 points. Tiffany Hayes and Veronica Burton added 13…

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49ers Receiver Speed Could Be Kyle Shanahan’s Secret Weapon Sunday

Kirby Lee-Imagn Images via Reuters Kyle Shanahan has spent much of this season finding ways to win despite injuries, and Sunday's game against the Atlanta Falcons presents another unusual situation. The 49ers are down to four primary wide receivers, but Christian Kirk, Brandin Cooks, Jordan Watkins, and Jacob Cowing give Shanahan an unexpected weapon: speed. Kirk was activated Saturday, just in time for his 49ers debut, joining a receiving group that has barely played together. Cooks brings more than a decade of NFL experience, while Watkins and Cowing still need to establish themselves. They may not be the receiving corps Shanahan envisioned, but their speed could give him some interesting options against the Falcons. Cooks entered the NFL with a 4.33-second 40-yard dash at the 2014 Combine. He's 33 now, and that number certainly doesn't reflect his speed today. Still, he can get…

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OpenAI Paused Frontier AI Training After a Security Incident

OpenAI Paused Frontier AI Training After a Security Incident Pierluigi Paganini answers questions about the PHP2Shell flaws U.S. CISA adds Collabora Online flaw to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog Usage Intelligence: The Monetization Signal Most AI Companies Are Ignoring Capcom Data Breach Exposes 11.7 Million Email Addresses U.S. CISA adds Arista VeloCloud Orchestrator flaw to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog PHP Warns of New Code Execution Flaw Days After PHP2Shell Patches Meta Faces $25 Billion Penalty Linked to Cambridge Analytica Scandal PHP2Shell: Millions of Attacks, No Confirmed Successful Exploits Yet INTERPOL Operation Serengeti III Nets 1,462 Arrests and Recovers $105 Million in Cybercrime Crackdown Microsoft Links ConnectWise Breach to China-Linked Group Using AI Pentesting Tool ARTEX Signal Vulnerability Could Keep Calls Alive After Users Hang Up…

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America’s Companies Keep Flirting With Security Nightmare That’s ‘100 Times’ Worse Than TikTok

A rising San Francisco human resources startup’s use of a blacklisted Chinese AI lab’s model is setting off alarm bells as Beijing continues to reel in American companies. Rippling touts itself as a one-stop-shop AI platform for human resources, information technology and finance that services over 20,000 U.S. companies, per its website. The model’s maker, Z.ai, also known as Zhipu, had already made it on to a U.S. government entity list months earlier over its ties to the Chinese military. Open models “can be tampered with in ways that are very difficult to detect, and we haven’t seen a huge number of attacks like this yet. But I do worry that the potential is certainly there,” Fedusiak warned. Rippling is not the only company to take Chinese AI for a test drive. Giants like DoorDash and small startups are increasingly adopting Chinese AI models because they provide nearly-frontier…

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Is GPT 2XL already clean? — LessWrong

In which I investigate if Opus is able to interpret neurons better than GPT 4. TLDR: Opus 5.5 is able to identify 3-19% of the neurons of GPT 2-XL based on activations. This is a big improvement over the 0.3% that GPT-4 was able…

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