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1. Article · Jul 30, 2026 · Deirdre Bosa

   China’s open-weight model lead exposes America’s AI blind spot (opens the original)

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   Some of America's biggest technology companies are pushing Washington to make open artificial intelligence a national priority as China continues to build its lead in the space. Their message exposes a gap in U.S. policy: America has a chip strategy for AI. Now it needs an open-model strategy. Supporters say open models can lower costs, keep sensitive data inside a company's own systems and prevent businesses from becoming dependent on a handful of AI providers. The models can also give more res

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2. Article · Jul 10, 2026 · Deirdre Bosa

   The AI race is shifting from bigger models to cheaper, smarter systems (opens the original)

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   For the past two years, the artificial intelligence race has been easy to score: bigger models, better benchmarks and whichever company could claim the lead, at least until the next launch. That scorecard is starting to look incomplete. As companies move from testing AI to using it in real products and workflows, it's not longer about tapping the best model, but accessing the one that's the best fit for a specific job, at the right cost, with the necessary data and in a chosen environment. That

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