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- 1Corporate America turns to cheaper open AI models▼Corporate America embraces cheaper ‘open’ AI models
The Financial Times reports that US companies are increasingly adopting cheaper 'open' AI models rather than relying solely on costly proprietary systems from major vendors. Businesses are drawn to open models for their lower cost and greater flexibility, a shift that could reshape how enterprises buy artificial intelligence and put pressure on providers of expensive closed systems.
- 2U.S. reportedly prepares for possible military action in Cuba●U.S. prepares for possible military action in Cuba, according to CBS
CBS reports that the United States is preparing for possible military action against Cuba, according to the Spanish outlet El Mundo America. No further details about the timing, scale, or rationale of any operation have been confirmed, and U.S. officials have not publicly commented on the report. Tension over Cuba remains a sensitive topic given the long history of U.S.-Cuban hostility.
- 3Three US cities chosen to host first women's volleyball World Cup in North America▼3 US cities picked to host first women’s volleyball World Cup in North America
Three cities in the United States have been selected to host the first women's volleyball World Cup to be held in North America. The decision marks a milestone for the sport, bringing its premier women's tournament to the region for the first time and highlighting growing investment in women's volleyball. Details on the host cities, dates and participating teams have not yet been made widely available.
- 4China reaffirms support for Cuba on diplomatic anniversary▼China reaffirms support for Cuba on 66th anniversary of diplomatic ties
China has reaffirmed its support for Cuba as the two countries mark 66 years of diplomatic relations. Beijing reiterated its commitment to cooperation with Havana, in a statement reported by Chinese state media. The announcement underscores the enduring political alignment between the two Communist-ruled states, and comes amid continued US sanctions on Cuba and growing Chinese engagement across Latin America and the Caribbean.