CES 2025: TVs get smarter as makers cater to AI lifestyles


A 77in OLED TV at a LG Electronics booth during the CES tech show on Jan 7, 2025, in Las Vegas. TV titans like LG, Samsung and TCL are packing ever more AI into stunning, huge screens that are inching toward being digital assistants capable of chatting with users and other devices in homes, some with the help of Google or Microsoft. — AP

LAS VEGAS: Dazzling televisions that routinely star at the Consumer Electronics Show opening here Jan 7 are getting ever smarter with an eye toward being at the heart of AI-centred lifestyles.

TV titans like LG, Samsung and TCL are packing ever more AI into stunning, huge screens that are inching toward being digital assistants capable of chatting with users and other devices in homes, some with the help of Google or Microsoft.

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