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(Axios) Cars that can chitchat with drivers or that come with swappable body types were among the transportation innovations featured at CES, the giant annual consumer tech show wrapping up Friday in Las Vegas.

The big picture: Self-docking boats, delivery drones and flying taxis — all powered by artificial intelligence — are also on display.

Why it matters: In many ways, CES has replaced traditional auto shows as the preferred venue to showcase futuristic vehicle concepts and technologies.

• And while it's really a trade show for tech suppliers and their customers, all the hoopla around CES also represents the biggest stage for newcomers seeking to make a splash.

This year's overarching theme was how AI is being integrated into just about everything we use — including our cars, where the experience is increasingly being defined by software.

Lilymoon wrote: ↑Wed Jan 17, 2024 6:21 pm Looks like they have AI laptop from Acer.

We recently went hands-on with Acer's newly redesigned Swift Go 14, highlighted by its digitized LED touchpad and Intel's new AI-focused Core Ultra processors.

https://www.pcmag.com/news/ces-2024-han ... d-touchpad

Also interesting thing the touchpad shows letters and symbols.





A interesting touchpad shows letters and symbols.

Looks like AI is rage at CES looking at some of the laptops that have AI.