AI is going to change games in countless different ways, and it’s going to come at a cost too.

It doesn’t take a particularly keen eye to notice that AI is the star of CES 2024.

It doesn’t take a particularly keen eye to notice that AI is the star of CES 2024. At a certain point, every single conversation I had at the giant technology show led back to AI and how it’s going to change the way we use our computers and even play our games.

The core of that trend traces back to the Intel Core Ultra processors and how Team Blue has worked an NPU, or Neural Processing Unit, into its laptop CPUs. This isn’t necessarily anything new but given the sheer number of laptops that are powered by Intel, we’re about to enter into a new phase of AI technology that really is going to change how pretty much every computer is built and used.

The shift is indicative of the importance of new artificial intelligence technology to Silicon Valley and Wall Street investors.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman sat down with Bill Gates to explore the positive potential and threats of artificial intelligence.

Forward-thinking designers are willing to embrace the technology — without relinquishing human creativity’s central role.

One of the most curious objects in last year’s Venice Glass Week was a milky white blown-glass vase.

An artificial intelligence model can discern whether fingerprints from different fingers come from the same person, which could make forensic investigations more efficient.

By Grace Wade