Artificial intelligence technology is taking centre stage at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, which will provide a mouthwatering preview of the gadgetry and tech devices people may be using very soon. David Gold, vice-president of Hisense USA, exits the stage after talking about the new H8F, H9F and U9F TVs, from left to right, at CES 2019. (Ross D. Franklin/Associated Press)Gary Shapiro, president of the Consumer Technology Association (CTA), which runs CES, echoed these sentiments and believes AI is now the real deal. The CES 2019 Las Vegas will feature 4,500 exhibitors showcasing the latest in innovations and life-changing technologies across 24 different product categories. They say the coalition is not a lobbying effort but a united front to invest in countering what they describe as public confusion, fears and unrealistic expectations about self-driving technology.

Source: CBC News January 08, 2019 13:35 UTC