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Discover the potential of AI with the world's top minds in financial services at Top Executives Summit. Featuring keynote speaker, Dr. Fei-Fei Li of Harvard University, plus top speakers from Microsoft, Apple, Google and more, attendees discover AI investment and use cases with incredible potential. Join us July 11-12 and take part in this wealth of AI knowledge.

Stay tuned for the upcoming launch of Google's foldable Pixel phone! It offers a 5.8 inch display which can fast expand to 7.6-inch diagonal size when opened. Samsung is also battling the foldable phone market with its new mobile app, Samsung News. Moreover, former Apple employees developed a wearable virtual assistant that can answer questions, translate speech and even make video calls! See who will be the winner in this technology competition.

. Imran Chaudhri, former lead designer at Apple, presented an ambitious AI device at the 2023 TED Conference in Vancouver. Chaudhri had an inspiring vision of a device that is intuitive and seamless. Follow along with how the device surfaces calls and translations in the palm of your hand and see how Humane recently raised $100 million in funding to propel this project forward!

. Alphabet Inc. - Google's parent company - has suspended its plans to build a large campus in San Jose, California, citing economic pressures. The project, which was meant to cover office space, housing and public parks, isn't going ahead at this stage. The news comes at a time when the company is cutting 12,000 jobs across the globe, and facing ever-greater competition from Microsoft-backed ChatGPT AI Chatbot. CEO Sundar Pichai recently spoke of a potential second wave of layoffs, primarily impacting 450 Indian employees. Alphabet Inc is one of the world's largest technology companies, based in Mountain View and specializing in internet related services and products.

Discover why Samsung is reportedly in talks to make Microsoft's Bing the default search engine across their mobile devices. If true, users will be directed away from the popular Google search engine powered by OpenAI's ChatGPT. The implications of this move on Google are yet to be seen, as well as the users' reaction. Could this be the start of more competition in the search engine market?