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The executive who helped bring Steve Jobs back to Apple arrives in Buenos Aires with an AI-powered film festival

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Marco Landi, the Italian engineer and former Apple executive instrumental in the 1997 decision to bring Steve Jobs back to the company, has arrived in Buenos Aires. His visit centers on the launch of a film festival dedicated to works created using artificial intelligence. During his tenure at Apple, Landi was responsible for overseeing European operations before ascending to a leadership role that proved pivotal to the company's recovery.

Separately, Buenos Aires hosted the XX World Basque Pelota Championship. The event saw Euskadi secure a victory over France in the wheelchair pelota final, while French athlete Baptiste Ducassou defeated Spain's Luis Sánchez in the individual hand-pelota category. The competition's schedule faced disruptions due to adverse weather conditions.

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Infobae (Marco Landi story) Focuses on technology leadership and the history of Apple
Infobae (Pelota Vasca story) Focuses on international sports results and weather-related scheduling delays
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