AI Reaches Into All Things at CES 2025
The Straits Times|January 08, 2025
Firms leveraging AI in more devices as costs fall and implementation becomes easier
Lim Yan Liang
AI Reaches Into All Things at CES 2025

The days of the television being called the idiot box are well and truly over.

At the 2025 edition of CES - the world's largest tech trade show - artificial intelligence (AI) has been integrated into new TVs, with LG and Samsung announcing that Microsoft's Copilot AI assistant will be included in their latest line-ups.

Through a combination of far-field microphones and proximity sensors, TVs using Google's operating system will also be able to answer queries more naturally using its Gemini AI assistant.

Not only can the screensaver be AI-generated using prompts, but it also can be replaced with news briefs and the day's calendar items when someone approaches the TV.

Indeed, the biggest trend seen at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) held in Las Vegas, Nevada, from Jan 7 to 10, is likely that of AI making its way into more types of consumer products and in more useful ways.

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