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Chiefs Sign Controversial Kicker Justin Tucker Amid Harrison Butker’s Struggles

Oct 28, 2026 | 10:58 AM EDT The Week 7 loss to the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday exposed several issues within the Kansas City Chiefs, as the team suffered its first loss of the 2026 season, falling 20-3. The struggles in the run game were evident, but it was the special teams that stood out for all the wrong reasons. Kansas City clearly has a kicker problem with Harrison Butker. The veteran kicker has struggled to find consistency since the start of the 2025 season, missing 15 kicks in total, including 10 field goals and five extra points. With the Chiefs looking to return to the playoffs after failing to qualify last year, the team could be looking for reinforcements. And it seems Kansas City may be exploring an option that no other team has considered so far. Per NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, the Chiefs are signing former Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker to their practice squad. It’s…

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DeForest Buckner is a good start, but can’t be 49ers’ only trade deadline move

OK, the gang’s all back together. But another happy reunion can’t be the extent of general manager John Lynch’s dealings with still two weeks to go until the NFL’s Nov. 10 trade deadline. If the 49ers are going to keep pace in the NFC West arms race, DeForest Buckner needs to be the first move — not the only move. Despite their 6-1 record, the 49ers still have at least two clear areas that need to be addressed if Bucker and his old friends are going to achieve what eluded them their first time around. San Francisco may be the odds-on Super Bowl favorite, but any bet on Kyle Shanahan finally hoisting the Lombardi trophy hinges on two total uncertainties: The health of Nick Bosa and Mike Evans. Bosa hasn’t played — or practiced — since straining his calf warming up for practice before Week 3. The outlook on Evans has been equally murky ever since Achilles tendinitis forced him out of…

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Google unveils Gemini 4 Carbon with top AI benchmark score, expands focus on cybersecurity

Google unveiled Gemini 4 Carbon, its latest AI model that detects software vulnerabilities New Delhi: Google has unveiled Gemini 4 Carbon, its latest artificial intelligence (AI) model, which ranks first on the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index with a score of 59 and shows improved capabilities in detecting software vulnerabilities, exploiting them for testing and developing fixes. According to a blog post, the model will initially be made available to a select group of cybersecurity defenders this week, before Google gradually expands access to trusted partners through its Fairwind Program. The company plans to make it available to developers, businesses and consumers after gathering feedback and improving safeguards. Carbon follows Gemini 4 Argon, launched two weeks ago, and is designed to handle complex, multi-step engineering tasks over longer periods. Google DeepMind said the…

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Anthropic says courts should be able to block high risk AI models

AI models have become extremely capable today, even in cases such as cybersecurity. But what if an AI model seems to be too powerful for release? Anthropic suggests that in such a scenario, a court should be able to block it. The AI lab proposed this idea in a letter to California Governor Gavin Newsom about AI safety. In June this year, Anthropic's Claude Mythos AI model was blocked for all non-US citizens by the US government over security fears. At the time, the company took down all access to the model. Later, with safeguards, Mythos was re-released to the public. The letter was sent on October 15, responding to ideas raised in Newsom’s recent executive order. It comes at a time when the US state of California considers stronger AI safety rules and US lawmakers debate controls on high-risk models. Apart from a proposal for court orders, the letter also discussed other mechanisms for…

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