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Elton Jones

AI is moving off screens — and into games, homes and even pet care

Artificial intelligence "AI" and brain glowing next to a smartphone screen.

Until now, AI has mostly lived on screens — inside chatbots, apps and cloud tools. But that's no longer the case.

AI was a central theme at CES, as it saw representation throughout a collection of upcoming products that aren’t just relegated to a computer screen. AI devices tailored for avid block builders, gamers and even homeowners who want to tidy up their spaces are on the horizon. What stood out most wasn’t smarter software — it was how quickly AI is becoming embedded into everyday life.

Here’s how AI is moving off screens and into the products people actually use.

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