What CES tells us about where tech is going
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What CES tells us about where tech is going
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Artificial intelligence isn’t just for coders and data scientists anymore. As tech analyst Avi Greengart tells Visionary host Georgina Godwin, AI is now being woven into the fabric of consumer technology — often in ways we don’t even notice. At this year’s CES in Las Vegas, Greengart explored the latest in AI-powered devices, from smart speakers to rollable laptops, and helped separate real innovation from the marketing fluff.
The future he describes isn’t one of humanoid robots or dystopian control, but of everyday devices becoming subtly more useful. Whether it’s a fridge that tracks your groceries, a smart pendant that summarises your day, or wearable glasses that enhance your memory, AI is quietly shifting the way we live — and raising some big questions in the process.
Products mentioned by Avi include the Looki AI wearable, Xreal One smart glasses, Samsung's Family Hub AI refrigerator, and Samsung's Odyssey range of screens.
Find out more about Avi at techsponential.com.
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