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1d ago

Kling Goes Long, AI Builds AI, and Walmart Lets the Bots Shop

Four AI platforms to end the week. Kling 4.0 goes global with 30-second single-shot video, extensions up to two minutes, 10 keyframes and 15 references for consistent characters. Recursive releases Flint, a free, open-weight coding model that runs on a laptop and was largely built by its own automated AI research system. Walmart's Agent Gateway lets approved AI agents shop for you, with spending limits coming via Agent Profiles, while Amazon blocks them. And Peec AI launches Peec Agent and Actions to help brands fix what ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity say about them. Plus quick hits: HeyGen's Voice Turbo, Higgsfield's Content Factory, OpenAI models on Google Cloud, Microsoft's diagnostic AI study, Mistral Large 4, UseIt Studio, Google Meet live translation, and 1Password for Agents. Intro / Outro music by Cheerry Red Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Oct 12

How Our Bills Can Beat the Rams on MNF

The Bills' Defensive Line is currently tops in the league at generating pressure. (Boy, it's been a long time since we could say that.) But the Buffalo secondary is among the league's worst at defending the pass. (Boy, it's been a long time since we could say that.) Stafford has weapons in Nakua, Adams, Williams and his own arm, but he's also thrown six picks through four games. If the Bills can get pressure, they can force turnovers. On the other side of the ball, the Bills need to quit fumbling and run the heck out of James Cook. BGDGGB Go Bills 🦬 Music by Cheerry Red Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2d ago

FIFA Puts the 2030 World Cup Up for Bid

FIFA opened its tender on Thursday for U.S. and Puerto Rico media rights to the 2030 men's World Cup, with an option on 2034. Bids are due November 19, and FIFA wants a winner by year-end, ideally one partner for both English and Spanish rather than the Fox/Telemundo split. Fox is estimated to have paid $425 million for 2026, a tournament that averaged 13.5 million viewers a match, up 166% on 2022, and media executives have predicted $1.5–2 billion this time. Also today: CBS signs JJ Watt as its lead NFL analyst on a multi-year deal; Nike becomes the Mumbai Indians' kit partner from 2027; AbbVie joins a McLaren sponsor list that's grown fast this year; Rezzil raises $10 million, with the Premier League backing it again, to expand into the U.S.; gym-software rounds for Huppa and 1club; Uber Eats' "Build Your Own Super Bowl Commercial" wins the Media Grand Prix at Cannes Lions; and a Lisbon fund buys into Os Belenenses with a price that rises only if the club climbs back to the top flight. In the Deep Dive: how FIFA handed Fox and Telemundo the 2026 rights without a bid, what 2026 proved, who's lining up for 2030, and why the time zones complicate everything. The throughline: the price of a sure thing just went up. Intro / Outro music by Cheerry Red Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
3d ago

Is Bo Nix Cooked? Caleb Williams, Mike Evans Injury & NFL Week 6 Reactions | Wednesday Whine

Nick from New York reacts to the week's biggest NFL podcasts. He agrees with The Mina Kimes Show that the 49ers offense falls apart without Mike Evans, and with Daniel Jeremiah on Move the Sticks that the Raiders should be patient with Fernando Mendoza. Then he pushes back on the idea of the Eagles trading for Kirk Cousins after the Jalen Hurts injury, and on The Ringer NFL Show's take that Bo Nix is cooked after Ryan Fitzpatrick's postgame rant. Plus what the podcasts are saying about the NFL's best young players: Caleb Williams' third-year leap, Kyler Gordon's three-sack game, Carson Schwesinger, Germie Bernard's Steelers rookie record, Jaylin Noel and Sonny Styles. The Little Daily NFL Podcast w/ Nick from New York. New episodes every weekday. Music by Cheerry Red Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
3d ago

Best Young NFL Players After Week 6: Drake Maye, Malik Nabers, Carson Schwesinger & Arvell Reese

Six weeks into the 2026 NFL season, Nick from New York ranks the 12 young players playing the best football in the league. From the 2024 draft class, all heading toward extension talks: Patriots QB Drake Maye before Thursday Night Football against the Bears, Giants WR Malik Nabers, Vikings pass rusher Dallas Turner and 49ers safety Malik Mustapha. From the 2025 class: Browns LB Carson Schwesinger, Bears WR Luther Burden III, Panthers WR Tetairoa McMillan and Jaguars two-way star Travis Hunter. And the best 2026 rookies outside the Rookie of the Year favorites: Giants LB Arvell Reese, Browns S Emmanuel McNeil-Warren, Commanders LB Sonny Styles and Patriots OT Caleb Lomu. Plus honorable mentions for Matthew Golden, Jaylin Noel, Omar Cooper Jr. and Spencer Fano. The Little Daily NFL Podcast w/ Nick from New York. New episodes every weekday. Music by Cheerry Red Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
3d ago

Utah Sues Kalshi Over $3 Billion in Wagers

Utah Attorney General Derek Brown is suing Kalshi, alleging its contracts are illegal gambling in one of two states whose constitutions ban gambling. The complaint estimates Kalshi took $30.6 million to $61.2 million in fees on more than $3 billion wagered from Utah accounts, and asks the court to stop its sports, election, politics, culture and mentions contracts in the state, enforced by a geolocation provider. Kalshi says it answers to the CFTC. Also today: NFL and college football push Kalshi and Polymarket to a record $22.2 billion week; nearly a quarter of MLB teams signed prediction-market deals this summer, and fans are pushing back; the NBA kept Kalshi, Polymarket and Novig spots off NBC's season openers; Just Women's Sports buys Victra Sports and launches an app; Kalshi is in talks at a $40 billion valuation and Polymarket at more than $20 billion; Sting Energy's "The Unofficial Official Sound of F1" wins a Grand Clio; and Everton launches its own mobile network. The throughline: the prediction-market money is moving faster than anyone's permission. Intro / Outro music by Cheerry Red Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
5d ago

Tuesday Stock Up, Stock Down

The 49ers held off Jayden Daniels' second-half rally to win 23-17 on Monday night and move to 6-0. Then the young-player injury and depth chart report, from Caleb Williams' return to Cam Skattebo's demotion. Five stocks rising, led by Carnell Tate, Germie Bernard, Caleb Williams, Travis Hunter and Caleb Lomu, and five falling, including Jalon Daniels, Zachariah Branch and a quiet week for Denzel Boston and David Bailey. Plus the Offensive and Defensive Rookie of the Year ladders, and why Hezekiah Masses and Anthony Hill Jr. deserve more respect than the sportsbooks are giving them. The Little Daily NFL Podcast w/ Nick from New York. New episodes every weekday. Music by Cheerry Red Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
5d ago

ESPN Pays Up for a 24-Team College Football Playoff

After more than a week away, a special midweek edition with a Deep Dive. ESPN and the College Football Playoff have a handshake agreement for a 24-team field from 2027: ESPN's Pete Thamel reports the network will pay an average of $345 million more a year for five years, on top of the $1.3 billion a year it already pays. With the Power 4 conference title games expected to disappear, ESPN gets back about $140 million a year, putting its net cost near $205 million, and Fox gets back an estimated $50 million. Also today: Netflix lands exclusive rights to the 2030 World Cup in Spain and Andorra, with free games built in; the PNG Chiefs sign Nambawan Super two years before their NRL debut; Adweek's Sports Marketing MVPs favor content over signage; Rezzil raises $10 million to expand into North America; Jean Eric Salata buys 2.1% of the Dolphins at a $12.5 billion valuation; and Nike's "So Win" is named an Adweek Media Plan of the Year. In the Deep Dive: what DAZN is actually launching in the U.S., from 19 directly carried teams and ViewLift-powered apps to free over-the-air games and a promise not to buy rights "for billions of dollars or to lose money." The throughline: the price of getting in early, and the price of staying in. Music by Cheerry Red Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Oct 8

Disney+ Will Stream the Super Bowl, ESPN's First

Every Disney+ subscriber in the U.S. will be able to stream Super Bowl LXI on February 14, 2027, ESPN and the NFL said on Wednesday. It's the first Super Bowl ESPN will produce, with Joe Buck and Troy Aikman on the ESPN and ABC telecast and a Spanish-language feed on ESPN Deportes. Disney+ will also carry the game in more than 55 international markets, and it gets two Monday Night Football simulcasts first, starting with Cowboys-Eagles on October 26. Also today: ESPN's 30-day exclusive window to negotiate a 24-team College Football Playoff closes Friday, opening the door to CBS, Fox, NBC and Prime Video; Bomani Jones moves "The Right Time" to Playmaker and hints at a subscription; Kalshi, Polymarket and Novig sign-up codes run under the CBS Sports and Fox Sports brands; Kalshi offers to cap its trading desk at 5% of exchange volume; Rogers closes its C$4.35 billion purchase of the rest of MLSE; Tommy Hilfiger and "F1 The Movie" win at the European Sponsorship Association awards; and Hyrox sells majority control at about €600 million. The throughline: sports is reaching people in places that used to belong to someone else. Music by Cheerry Red Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Aug 27

The Case for 17-0

The opener against Houston ain't gonna be a cake-walk. On the road against the Rams probably won't be easy. What does a matchup with Baltimore out of our bye look like? Should we prepare for Miami to give us a fight? Sure, yeah, I dunno, and maybe, but all told I don't see why we can't win every darn game on our schedule! Heck, the freakin' Dolphins did it! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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