Last week was the Consumer Electronics Show (CES 2024) in Las Vegas, Nevada, and it was mind-blowing.
Not only did I discover that it was 30 degrees in Las Vegas, but I also got the scoop on three new mega trends that could continue to revolutionize global tech markets this year.
Advances in AI, robotics and virtual reality (VR) were the key topics for mass disruption.
For example: a new type of AI called “large action models,” that are designed to replicate human actions on digital interfaces. CES featured the Rabbit OS on r1 — what Interesting Engineering calls “real-world magic.”
I left feeling like I’d witnessed exactly that.
Rabbit OS could eliminate the need for multiple apps in your phone — or even suggest recipes based on what’s in your fridge.
Meanwhile, developments in robotics don’t just include the Roomba. (Think self-driving lawn mowers.)
And even VR innovations that are challenging the idea of “mixed reality.”
Start watching today’s video to learn more about the biggest tech trends of 2024!
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