Cars you can control with hand gestures or talk to like a friend; That’s the future of motoring, according to CES. The Las Vegas tech event is hosting a range of innovations that aim to make driving easier and more fun. (AP Video: Cassandra Allwood) People experience a Gentex Corporation driver and in-camera monitoring system exhibit during the CES tech show Tuesday, Jan. 6, 2026, in Las Vegas.
Main Idea: At CES, tech companies led by Nvidia showed AI-powered cars that could make driving more personal and easier, while raising fresh privacy concerns.
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AI cars may collect more personal data, and cameras and microphones in cabins could feel invasive to drivers and families.
AI features from tech companies and Jensen Huang’s Nvidia could make driving safer and more convenient by spotting drowsiness and reducing mistakes.
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