Image created by Decrypt using AI. As CES 2025 unfolds, one thing is clear—artificial intelligence is everywhere. From TVs to vacuum cleaners, consumer electronics companies are racing to showcase the new AI features, sometimes shoehorned, into their products. Some of these AI-powered products are impressive, while others stretch the meaning of “artificial intelligence” to its limits. Here’s a look at some of the most eye-catching and occasionally absurd AI-powered products at CES so far. The Roborock Saros 270: The robot vacuum claw machine What it Does: Developed by Roborock, the Saros 270 is a robot vacuum equipped with a robotic arm that moves small objects out of the way while cleaning. It has a charging station and can lift up to 300 grams, or 0.66 pounds. Why It’s Absurd: […]
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