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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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Atlanta Falcons can beat the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday. Here’s how.

FLOWERY BRANCH — It’s only been a few weeks since Bijan Robinson last talked to Raheem Morris, a figure the Falcons’ star running back describes as a “big brother.” For this week, however, Morris is an evil stepsibling, the 49ers’ defensive coordinator trying to slow down Robinson and the Falcons’ offense. And he’ll do it with an innate knowledge of Atlanta’s offensive personnel. After all, Morris coached eight of the Falcons’ 11 offensive starters last season. At 1 p.m. Sunday, he’ll make his return to Mercedes-Benz Stadium for the first time since the Falcons fired him as their head coach in January after a pair of 8-9 seasons.

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Moonshot AI curbs hacking ability in Kimi K3.1 Pro model

The Chinese startup filtered cyber-related training data out of its newest model, trading some exploit capability for a safer open-weight release Moonshot AI just did something unusual for an AI lab: it made its newest model deliberately worse at one thing. The Beijing-based startup said on Saturday that it has reduced the cyber-offensive capabilities of Kimi K3.1 Pro, its most advanced model to date. The decision lands as worries mount that increasingly autonomous AI systems could supercharge hacking. The method was blunt but effective. Moonshot stripped cyber-related data out of the model’s training corpus before release, aiming to limit its ability to exploit software vulnerabilities while keeping its coding skills intact. The numbers show how that trade-off played out. On Moonshot’s internal exploit benchmark, Kimi K3.1 Pro scored 81.0%. An unfiltered version of the same model…

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Routing OpenAI’s Realtime API Voice Sessions Directly to Human Sales War Rooms: A High-Ticket HITL Architecture

Verified against OpenAI’s developer documentation and changelog as of October 2026. In high-ticket B2B sales, financial services, and other consultative selling, a fully autonomous voice agent is risky. OpenAI’s Realtime API gives you natural speech-to-speech conversation with tool calling. But a mispriced SLA, a fumbled security question, or a missed negotiation cue on a six-figure deal is expensive. A practical answer is human-in-the-loop (HITL) design. The AI answers instantly, qualifies the buyer, and handles routine questions. Every live call is mirrored into a sales war room (Slack, Microsoft Teams, or a custom console), where a human can watch, steer, or take over. This guide covers the architecture end to end: how the current Realtime API works, how to stream a call into a war room, and how to execute a takeover or a “whisper” intervention. It also covers the production issues…

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