At CES 2026, Everything Is AI. What Matters Is How You Use It

I remember when I first got my smart glasses and was like wooo! they do all this cool stuff 🤖... but then I realized it's just showing me info on what I'm looking at lol. now i have them and they're still kinda useful, but sometimes i wish they just showed me a pic of the person instead of their bio 📸. its like AI needs to focus on making life easier for us rather than just doing cool things 😊
 
I'm not sure about all this AI hype 🤔... I mean, it's cool to see tech companies investing in AI, but at some point you gotta deliver on those promises 💻. If smart glasses just enhance my daily life or give me new insights, that's one thing. But if they're just fancy and can't make a difference, what's the point? 🤷‍♂️ I've got a smart home setup already and it's been pretty chill... but AI-powered upgrades on things like refrigerators and garage door openers seem kinda unnecessary to me 🤦‍♂️. I guess we'll just have to wait and see how these new products pan out 🕰️. OpenAI launching consumer tech products is exciting, though! Fingers crossed they deliver 💸
 
🤖 I think companies are getting it kinda wrong when they focus too much on the tech itself. Like, yeah, AI glasses look sick and all that, but do they actually make my life easier or funnier? 🤔 I mean, what's the point of having a smart fridge if it just tells me when the milk is running low? "Hey human, you've got 3 days left before milk expiration date." Yawn.

I'd rather have an AI-powered assistant that helps me with something more useful like scheduling my day or making meal plans. That's where the real innovation happens, not just slapping some fancy tech on a product. And let's be real, how many people actually use all the features on their smart glasses? 🤷‍♂️ Not enough to justify the cost, if you ask me.

I'm hyped for OpenAI's new products though! Fingers crossed they get it right and make AI-driven tech that actually enhances our lives. 💻
 
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