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From predicting future to better sex: Four unique AI products at CES 2024

At the world's premier consumer electronics event, CES 2024, artificial intelligence (AI) stole the show with a range of products demonstrating the technology's potential to revolutionize daily life.

14 January 2024 · 21:02 UTC

Despite the excitement, industry experts caution that more foundational work is necessary for the widespread adoption of AI in consumer products. Vivek Arya of Bank of America expressed that while generative AI is promising, its infrastructure needs further development.

Among the highlights were AI-driven solutions for predicting technological advancements, preventing hair loss, interpreting babies' cries, and enhancing sexual experiences. A Dutch company, Focus, claims to forecast technology trends using global patent data.

Meanwhile, HairCoSys's smart comb, CombAI, introduced a hair and scalp health analysis tool, trained on over a million images, purportedly spotting early hair-loss signs with 90% accuracy.

Cappella's AI boasts 95% success in understanding neonatal cries, aiming to support parenting with real-time insights. And in adult entertainment, Svakom presented a sex toy that adapts its movements in sync with user-watched content, a discreet yet effective demonstration of AI's potential in enhancing intimacy.