From self-driving baby carriages to ChatGPT in Volkswagen cars, artificial intelligence is expected to be center stage at the CES gadget extravaganza that formally opens Tuesday in Las Vegas.
The annual Consumer Electronics Show gathering boasts more than 3,500 exhibitors and is expecting some 130,000 visitors.
Companies big and small hosted previews for the press through Monday, with AI an oft repeated mantra as they pitched products promising better lives.
LG chief executive William Cho said the world is at “a historical turning point” due to AI.
His company aims to be part of that transformation, tapping into data gathered by sensors in hundreds of millions of smart devices in use around the world to detect patterns of behavior and provide insights, Cho said.
“We have a unique opportunity to leverage the real-life data gathered across devices …