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ces 2024

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Mercedes-Benz Shifts Focus to AI and Software at CES 2024

Mercedes-Benz reveals upcoming AI-powered virtual assistants and in-car gaming features at CES 2024, signaling a major shift toward software-driven automotive experiences.

Rabbit R1 Challenges Apple Vision Pro as 2024's Most Exciting Gadget

A new AI-powered device called the rabbit r1 aims to replace traditional smartphone interfaces with simple natural language commands. The pocket-sized gadget offers a refreshing, minimalist alternative to bulky, complex hardware like the Apple Vision Pro.

Rabbit Unveils $200 r1 Device to Automate Smartphone Tasks

AI startup Rabbit introduces the r1, a pocket-sized gadget that uses a Large Action Model to perform app-based tasks through simple voice commands. The device aims to replace traditional app navigation by learning how users interact with their favorite services.

NVIDIA Unveils RTX SUPER GPUs and AI Laptops at CES 2024

NVIDIA reveals new GeForce RTX 40 SUPER Series GPUs and AI-powered laptops at CES 2024 to bring generative AI capabilities directly to Windows 11 PCs. These hardware and software advancements enable faster, more private local AI processing for consumers and enterprise developers.

Volkswagen Integrates ChatGPT Into Vehicle Voice Assistants Starting In Europe

Volkswagen announced at CES 2024 that it is adding a ChatGPT-powered chatbot to its IDA voice assistant across several models. The feature launches in Europe during the second quarter, while US availability remains pending internal approval.

Samsung Revamps Ballie Home Robot With AI Projector and Chatbot Features

Samsung brings back its spherical Ballie robot at CES 2024 with new AI features, a built-in projector, and smart home control capabilities.

AMD Brings Dedicated AI Processing to Desktop PCs at CES 2024

AMD unveils new Ryzen desktop and mobile processors at CES 2024, marking the first time a dedicated AI NPU appears in desktop chips. Major PC partners are also launching new Windows 11 laptops and handhelds featuring these AI-enhanced processors.