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Nvidia wowed CES 2025 with its RTX 50-series GPUs, powered by the groundbreaking ‘Blackwell’ architecture. AI advancements like ‘Cosmos’ promise smarter robots and autonomous vehicles, while Project DIGITS empowers developers. A big Toyota deal boosted its automotive ambitions, and its stock hit record highs, cementing Nvidia’s dominance in tech innovation.
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At CES 2025, Samsung introduced its latest TV lineup featuring advanced AI capabilities. These televisions function as “intelligent companions,” integrating with smart home devices to provide real-time updates, safety alerts, and personalized content recommendations. Notable features include Click to Search, allowing instant information retrieval about on-screen content, and Live Translate for seamless translation of international films. The flagship Neo QLED 8K QN990F model exemplifies Samsung’s commitment to AI integration across its product range.
In the realm of culinary technology, Kirin Holdings showcased its Electric Salt Spoon. This innovative utensil uses a weak electric current to enhance the perception of saltiness in low-sodium foods, aiming to address health concerns related to high salt intake. Initially released in Japan, Kirin plans to expand its availability globally, offering a novel solution for those seeking to reduce sodium consumption without compromising flavor.
These developments highlight the diverse range of technological advancements presented at CES 2025, reflecting a convergence of AI integration in consumer electronics and innovative solutions in health-conscious culinary tools.
Read more on TechCrunch.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman believes artificial general intelligence (AGI) and superintelligence are within reach, potentially transforming industries and accelerating innovation. However, concerns remain about AI safety and control, especially as OpenAI shifts focus to commercialization. Altman acknowledges challenges but remains optimistic about the future, emphasizing the need for the cautious yet impactful development of AI systems.
Read more on TechCrunch.
The Maha Kumbh Mela happening in Prayagraj in 2025 is gearing up to merge age-old traditions with cutting-edge technology. To enrich the experience for pilgrims, there’ll be AI-driven apps, surveillance systems, and chatbots in place. Plus, virtual reality and drone displays will create a more engaging atmosphere. On the sustainability front, efforts like a ban on single-use plastics and AI-enhanced waste management highlight a strong dedication to being eco-friendly.
Read more on yourstory.com.
ISRO launched the SpaDeX mission from Sriharikota on Dec 30, 2024, marking India’s first attempt at docking two satellites in space. Using indigenous “Bharatiya Docking System” technology, this milestone paves the way for missions like Gaganyaan and India’s space station. The satellites will unite at a speed of 0.036 km/hr.
Read more on HindustanTimes.
Aravind Srinivas, Indian-origin CEO of Perplexity AI, met PM Narendra Modi to discuss AI adoption in India. Srinivas praised Modi’s vision and dedication to technology, while the PM commended his work with Perplexity AI. Their meeting highlighted India’s focus on leveraging AI for the future.
Read more on NDTV.
Sridhar Vembu, the CEO of Zoho, has brought the discussion about the 70-hour work week back into the spotlight. He pointed out how East Asia has seen impressive economic growth driven by hard work, but he also raised concerns about demographic challenges, particularly low birth rates. According to him, it’s only necessary for about 2-5% of the workforce to put in those long hours for growth to happen. He stressed the importance of maintaining a good work-life balance and warned against prioritizing economic gains at the expense of demographic health, contrasting this with the situation in China.
