It's one of the biggest companies in the world, but Apple is one of the few tech firms yet to unveil a foldable device. That may be soon about to change, however, because Apple is allegedly readying its first foldable iPhone – following in the footsteps of Samsung, Huawei and Motorola. Now, MailOnline has turned to AI sensation ChatGPT to imagine what the so-called'iPhone Flip' will look like. According to the chatbot, the high-end device will have a flexible OLED display with ultra-thin bezels and a polished titanium finish. Similar to rival Samsung's Galaxy Z Flip, it has a horizonal crease through the middle of the main screen and a smaller screen for use when folded.

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Many would describe 2022 as a breakthrough year for artificial intelligence stocks. We saw new technology that allows you to create AI-generated art from a text prompt. You can have AI create a poem for you or write up a summary of any topic under the sun. With that said, artificial intelligence stocks suffered in 2022 as the economy went through a challenging period marked by soaring inflation and aggressive rate hikes meant to counter it. We're going to look at artificial intelligence stocks to determine if they can bounce back in 2023.

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Artificial Intelligence is taking over the world. The amazing technology that has been developed in the last decade is starting to make things easier for us. It is taking over many of the jobs and tasks that were once done by humans. But is this a good thing? Is this a bad thing? Is there a point where Artificial Intelligence will take over so much that humans won't be able to do anything?

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Chatbots are not a new development in the tech world, but over the course of the last few years they have exploded in popularity, going from simple scripts to complex Artificial Intelligence tools that will change the way we see and interact with the internet, both as individuals, and as large corporations and organizations. With industry leaders such as Facebook introducing chatbot services that have been used to create almost 300,000 individual bots, it is clear that chatbots are taking off in a big way, and the decision to incorporate them should be a no-brainer for any business looking to excel in the digital sphere. Keen to build off the excitement of new developments in the chatbot industry, Domino's Pizza introduced Dom the Pizza Bot. In a partnership with Facebook Messenger, potential customers are able to message Dom and request food with as little as a single word or all-encompassing emoji. This bot has captured the hearts of thousands of pizza-lovers with it's irreverent responses, and given a heart and soul to Domino's Pizza.

Alphabet, the tech giant formerly known as Google, on Thursday night became the fourth company in history to reach a trillion-dollar (£776bn) valuation. In less than 24 hours, some analysts were predicting that the company, founded in a messy Silicon Valley garage 21 years ago, could double in value again to become a $2tn firm "in the near future". The consensus among Wall Street bankers is nothing can stop the runaway share price rises of Alphabet or the other so-called "Faang" tech companies. Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Google have seen their combined market value increase by $1.3tn over the past year – that's the equivalent of adding half the value of all the companies in the FTSE 100, or the entire GDP of Mexico. "It's such a phenomenally large number that it's difficult for most of us even to quantify the value," said Paul Lee, the global head of technology research at Deloitte.

The evolution of artificial intelligence (AI) is one of the most important trends to watch for tech investors. More companies are jumping into the space every day, and while stock pickers still have to exercise caution and shouldn't embrace a business just because it touts an AI connection, the players that cement leading roles in this computing shift could enjoy forefront positions in the overall technology space for decades to come. Pure sales and earnings contributions aren't always front and center in earnings reports, but AI is already a big part of the growth story at many top technology companies. Investors looking to get a jump on big news in the artificial intelligence space this month might want to pay attention to Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT), Xilinx (NASDAQ: XLNX), and Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) -- three AI leaders that are expected to report earnings before October draws to a close. Microsoft has been one of the market's biggest large-cap winners in recent years, climbing roughly 200% over the last half-decade and quadrupling the S&P 500 index's rise over the stretch.