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We find it everywhere:<\/em> in TVs, in smartphone apps, in computers, in futuristic toys for our four-legged friends. Companies don’t use artificial intelligence everywhere just to showcase their prowess; it’s not merely a passing trend.\u00a0AI is there because it serves to personalize the experience and improve our lives.<\/strong><\/p>\n Fjona Cakalli,<\/em> digital entrepreneur, creator, tech influencer (along with dozens of other creative definitions that can describe a person who lives off – and – in technology, telling it with unique charisma in any way possible), was at CES 2024<\/em>, the world’s largest and most important electronics fair,<\/strong> and told us something more about the new futuristic gadgets based on artificial intelligence.<\/p>\n With a premise: at CES, you really see everything.<\/em><\/p>\n Mirokai<\/em><\/strong> is an entire robotic “species”<\/em> born to be altruistic and help humanity.<\/p>\n Sure, this is the somewhat romanticized version of the truth<\/strong>. The French startup Enchated Tools<\/em> <\/strong>has indeed decided to accompany their creation with a story that allows people to empathize with it.<\/p>\n But what is “it”<\/em>? Miroki<\/em> <\/strong>is the first robot in a series that will have more or less the same characteristics: a cute face that makes it resemble a character from video games, the ability to move agilely in balance on a ball, visual contact with humans and the ability to answer their questions, and the transport of weights up to 3 kg.<\/strong><\/p>\n To animate it, there is a lot of artificial intelligence, with the intention of turning it into a helper for hotels, hospitals, and businesses of all kinds.<\/strong><\/p>\nWill Robots Become “Common” Thanks to Artificial Intelligence?<\/h1>\n