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    Corporate America shifts toward cheaper open AI models●Corporate America embraces cheaper ‘open’ AI models✉newsTechnologySoftware45 min ago

    The Financial Times reports that large US companies are increasingly adopting cheaper 'open' AI models instead of costly proprietary systems. The shift reflects growing pressure to cut technology spending while still deploying generative AI across business operations. Open-weight models from providers like Meta and Mistral are gaining ground as firms weigh cost savings against performance and security concerns.

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    CFOs raise inflation forecasts, flag interest rates as top worry●Corporate finance chiefs lift inflation outlook, cite rates as concern - Fed survey✉newsBusinessFinance7 h ago

    A Federal Reserve survey of corporate finance chiefs finds that chief financial officers have raised their expectations for inflation and now cite interest rates as a key concern. The shift suggests businesses are bracing for price pressures to persist and for borrowing costs to remain a constraint on investment and hiring decisions.

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    Wisconsin Joins $2.3 Million Labcorp Data Breach Settlement▼Wisconsin Joins $2.3M Labcorp Data Breach Settlement✉newsTechnologyCybersecurity1 d ago

    Wisconsin has joined a $2.3 million settlement with Laboratory Corporation of America (Labcorp) related to a data breach. The settlement resolves claims connected to the exposure of customer information in a cyberattack. Residents affected by the breach may be eligible for compensation under the agreement. Details on payment amounts and eligibility deadlines have not been disclosed in the available coverage.

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    Michigan credit union CEO out after 'Lake America' viral backlash●Michigan credit union CEO is out after ‘Lake America’ blowback The executive privately posted an AI-altered photo of famMmastodonBusinessBanking14 h ago

    The chief executive of a Michigan credit union has left his post after posting an AI-altered photo of family members wearing 'Lake America' sweatshirts during a vacation to Canada. The privately shared image was reposted publicly without an AI label and went viral, prompting widespread criticism and his dismissal.