CES 2026 Coverage Hints at an AI Plateau — Are Consumers Still Impressed?

Fonte: International Business Times

Barely a week after the New Year's excitement, the CES 2026 has graced us with its hard-to-miss presence. As it unravels in Las Vegas, we get more glimpses of AI becoming the centre of this year's theme. The narrative of AI at the centre of technology continues via this year's Consumer Electronics Show (CES), a massive annual gathering of the biggest names in tech.

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