Chip giant Nvidia used the Consumer Electronics Show on Monday to unveil several product offerings for consumer technology, the automotive market, and robotics, and unveiled a slew of laptops focused on generative artificial intelligence technology of the ChatGPT sort.
“The big buzz at CES this year is gonna be all about generative AI and AI PCs,” said Nvidia’s senior director of product management, Justin Walker, in a briefing with reporters.
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In the consumer AI area, Nvidia is positioning the personal computer as a platform for individual use of so-called “large language models” such as Meta’s Llama 2 program and the popular image program Stable Diffusion.
