

Was CES Really Just a Parade of AI Slop?
81 snips Jan 10, 2025
CES 2025 presented a mix of AI innovations, from smart fridges to robotic vacuums, but many critics called it "AI slop." Key highlights included NVIDIA's impressive Project Digits and questions around the practicality of AI in everyday products. The conversation also tackled synthetic data and its potential risks, alongside major advances from Google and Microsoft. As AI continues to dominate the tech landscape, the need for businesses to adapt is more pressing than ever.
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Exhausted Training Data
- Elon Musk believes AI models exhausted human knowledge in training data last year.
- Synthetic data is a potential solution, but has risks like hallucinations and model collapse.
AI at CES 2025
- CES 2025 showcased AI in everything from smart fridges to spice dispensers.
- A Roomba with a robotic arm and AI-powered health mirrors were highlights.
Useful, Not Compelling
- Many CES AI products are useful, but not compelling enough for consumers to switch.
- Voice-activated UX and generational shifts could change this.