Physical AI dominates CES but humanity will still have to wait a while for humanoid servants

Just four years after the launch of ChatGPT, the chatbot that brought artificial intelligence into the mainstream, and it seemed like almost ‍every exhibitor at the CES show in Las Vegas this week was touting an AI-powered gadget.

The annual event draws the biggest companies from the global tech and auto industries who this ⁠year underscored the shift from AI software to “physical AI” with robotics, humanoids and autonomous driving technology.