Best in Show CES 2024: The Coolest Tech
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- čas přidán 11. 01. 2024
- From LG’s transparent OLED TV to the first car with ChatGPT, the world’s biggest electronics show continues to bring us extraordinary tech. Here are the coolest products from CES 2024.
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Thank you very Very much for your fantastic Channels very Very interesting Stories
Wonder if the VW Ida will give you an accurate emissions report!? 😂
So the industry calls voice assistants ‘AI’ now and it’s like they’ve never existed before? 🤔 . It’s far from groundbreaking.
You won't see this technology in homes for the next few years
Obviously
The drawback of electric vehicles will be the availability of change stations and how many low income families throughout the world will be able to afford as most aren't within the budget also apartment buildings even currently around are not in favor of the charge outlet greetings from Ontario Canada
We're beyond that now. We've overcome that issue and now integrated AI into them !!
OSHOMAJOSEPH WAS HERE
Love this host thank you.
Lots of Vocal Fry.
Am I the only one who hears the frog thing she does with her voice at the end of every sentence? Please give me a like if I'm not just hearing things while I update myself on important CES Sheet....
Cool, Chat GTP can tell you biased information and lies based on its training, all on the road.
The excessive vocal fry makes it nearly impossible to listen to.
she ends almost every line with a vocal fry... once you hear it, that's all you hear!
Poor summary. An essential rip-off from multiple other sources on CZcams with these very examples, including the more "niche" ones.
One of the dumbest summaries. Both the presenter and the content are dreadful. An embarrassment for the CNET brand.