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NFL roundup: Falcons harass 49ers into first loss of 2026

Penix completed 25 of 34 passes for 213 yards while rookie linebacker Kendal Daniels picked off a pass and recovered a fumble in the fourth quarter for the Falcons (3-4), who won their first home game of the season. Nick Folk added three field goals. Brock Purdy hit 27 of 40 passes for 288 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions for the 49ers (6-1). Christian McCaffrey rushed for 39 yards and one touchdown while catching six passes for 61 yards. The 49ers built a 14-3 lead on Kaelon Black’s 30-yard touchdown run on the first play of the second quarter, but the Falcons responded with 23 unanswered points as Penix completed touchdown strikes to Nick Muse, Kyle Pitts Sr. and Drake London. Giants 27, Titans 21 (OT) Devin Singletary ran for a 30-yard touchdown to defeat his former team and propel New York to the walkoff victory over host Houston. J.J. McCarthy completed 20 of 28 passes…

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Kyle Shanahan and San Francisco 49ers face difficult decision on Eddy Pineiro as kicking struggles threaten Super Bowl aspirations

Kyle Shanahan refused to rule out a potential kicking change after Eddy Pineiro's latest miss, leaving the 49ers with a major decision heading into their bye week. Could the San Francisco 49ers be getting a new kicker soon? I don't know if they will, but I'll tell you this much: they probably need one. Kicker Eddy Pineiro missed another extra point Sunday against the Atlanta Falcons, and the questions about his job are getting louder. After the game, a reporter asked 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan whether the team would try out any kickers this week. Shanahan didn't commit either way. "I don't know, I haven't talked to anybody about that, we'll probably discuss on the plane," Shanahan said. That isn't a vote of confidence. It isn't giving Pineiro a pass either, but it leaves the door wide open. Make no mistake about it, Shanahan is not afraid to release a kicker and go get a new one.…

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Anthropic’s Claude Reportedly Bypassed Georgia Vote-Data Paywall, Prompting New AI Safeguard Concerns Ahead of Midterms

Anthropic told the publication that the model did not enter Georgia's voter registration system, modify voting records or obtain individual voter information during the incident. The company alerted Georgia election officials and the White House weeks ago, but the administration's requests for an earlier public disclosure were ignored, Axios reported. Anthropic said it has introduced additional safeguards intended to prevent Claude from taking similar actions in the future. Anthropic and White House did not immediately respond to Benzinga's request for comments. Read Also:OpenAI Resumes Frontier AI Training After September Security Scare, Restricts Live Internet Access During Training Amid Growing Concerns The incident follows growing concern about AI systems operating with limited human oversight. Earlier this month, CrowdStrike Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ:CRWD) identified an alleged cyber…

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【AI Weekly Report 10/19~10/25】OpenAI pauses training, Anthropic reports $80.7 billion loss in first half

On the 21st, PHP, a programming language widely used on the web, patched two vulnerabilities (severity 9.2 out of 10) that allowed unauthorized remote execution ( PHP2Shell ). These were discovered by Wiz, OpenAI's Codex Security, and Calif, and OpenAI also released a tool to check for impact ( GitHub ). On the same day, the 21st, version 1.107.0 of LiteLLM, a library for calling AI models, was distributed containing malicious code ( LiteLLM ). According to security firm Wiz, the mechanism was designed to steal cloud credentials and AI API keys ( Wiz ). Official reports suggest the entry point was the theft of a developer's GitHub authentication token from internal logs that had been exposed. On the 21st, Anthropic launched a trial of "Claude Duet," a new app where Claude proactively shares information, continues working while the user is away, and confirms before acting on their behalf…

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