CES 2026 Reveals the Future: AI Moves Beyond Screens into the Physical World
By admin | Jan 09, 2026 | 1 min read
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For years, artificial intelligence has largely been confined to chatbots and image generators, but that is now changing. At CES 2026, the transition of AI into the physical world was unmistakable. The Las Vegas tech event was overwhelmingly focused on “physical AI” and robotics, featuring everything from Boston Dynamics’ updated Atlas humanoid robot to AI-driven ice makers. The clear message from exhibitors was that AI has evolved beyond simply answering questions—it is now poised to handle tasks like moving car parts in factories, intercepting drones with net guns, and even performing dances in automotive displays. Tune into the full episode for insights on:
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OpenAI’s possible move toward audio-centric, screen-free AI interactions
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