Given what we know about Elon Musk, Tesla’s history, their current car line up and a few other bits of information Tesla is on track to massively scale up production and potentially take over the entire worlds car production by 2030.
Throughout all of human history there have been many sources of inspiration, however none of them have ever really had any type of intelligence other than our own. This has changed with AI and now, they’re teaching us.
So far we’ve covered all the computer tech (CES Part 1), the random tech (CES Part 2) and also all the EV and Self Driving tech (CES Part 3). For our final piece on CES 2020 we’re now going to dive into all the things TV so strap in!
One of the biggest segments of CES 2020 was all the car manufacturers that were there and the cars they were showing off. So let’s dive into all the new and exciting things we found whilst roaming the halls!
Continuing on with our coverage of CES 2020 we’re now diving into the weird, the random, the totally awesome and insane shit that crops up at CES! There was a huge array of it on show so let’s dig straight in!
CES 2020 has come and gone so let’s dig into all the traditional computing tech and news that I got to try whilst roaming the endless halls!
With all the stupid high energy prices we have here in Australia and the resultant surge in residential battery storage systems, it’s attracted a lot of interest. Pylontech is soon to be releasing their very shmick looking Force H1 and Force H2 residential batteries and we’ve got all the info!
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While it can be fun to watch AI’s attempt and fail at tasks there’s something most aren’t aware of when it comes to AI development…
I firmly believe that everyone’s future can be richer and happier when technology is used properly. “Properly” is the key word though. With the past 20 years+ worth of advanced technology pouring into everyone’s lives it can easily become a problem rather than an advantage. So what can we do to ensure we’re not being slowed down by our tech? How can we ensure that it’s indeed making our future (and present) better?