Can AI assistants make TVs better? Samsung thinks so


Samsung debuts Samsung Vision AI for TVs and more during CES, on Jan 5, 2025 in Las Vegas. — AP

LAS VEGAS: New smartphones, cars and robot lawn mowers are now all heavily marketed with the promise of AI-powered features, but Samsung appears to only be getting started with this buzzword on TVs.

At the annual CES tech fair in Las Vegas at the start of January, the market leader in televisions demonstrated how AI on its TVs could create a route to a restaurant and could add subtitles to a show in a foreign language – even where subtitles weren't previously offered.

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