Скачать или смотреть 🚨 3 MAJOR AI UPDATES in the Last 24 Hours

Something changed in AI in the last 24 hours — and it affects who controls the most powerful AI systems.

First — Nvidia agreed to a $20 billion licensing deal with AI chip startup Groq.
Under the agreement, Nvidia will license Groq’s high-performance inference chip technology and bring Groq founder Jonathan Ross, president Sunny Madra, and key engineers into Nvidia, while Groq continues operating independently. This marks Nvidia’s largest known technology licensing deal and strengthens its control over critical AI hardware.

Second — Samsung confirmed it will showcase next-generation AI-powered appliances at CES 2026.
The company’s Device eXperience division will introduce home devices and premium TVs with expanded on-device AI designed to adapt to user behavior, signaling a push to embed AI deeper into everyday consumer hardware.

Third — American Airlines expanded the use of its in-house AI system, Connect Assist, across major U.S. airports.
The system analyzes operational data in real time to decide when flights can be briefly held for passengers with tight connections, showing AI being used directly in large-scale transportation operations.

In short — consolidation of AI hardware power, deeper integration of AI into consumer devices, and expanded operational use in transportation all show AI moving further into core infrastructure, not just software.

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