CES spotlights AI in cars to robots and beyond

Like clockwork, transitioning into a new year is enough cue for a renewed conversation about the evolution of technology.

- Vishal Mathur

The annual Consumer Electronics Show, or CES organised in Las Vegas (this runs through till Jan 11), is often the convenient show floor. This year, themes focused heavily on artificial intelligence (AI) layering, which will significantly define future motoring technology, the evolution of computing devices and has chipmakers betting on the next generation silicon to deliver results.

No longer a crossroads, a potentially beneficial intersection of AI and motoring has never been clearer. Nvidia rarely does anything that isn't grand. The company has unlocked a first look at Cosmos, which it says is "the world's first world foundation model." It basically defines AI models that try to imbibe how humans make mental models of the world around them, to similarly predict and generate "physics-aware" videos.