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On this edition of WBFO at CES 2025, Dr. Glick sat down for a one-on-one interview with Brian Comiskey, the Senior Director of Innovation and Trends at The Consumer Technology Association. The two discussed the integration of AI, a land aircraft carrier electric vehicle concept, and the most impressive innovations they've seen from CES 2025.

The mantra here at CES this year is "Dive into CES 2025". If you do that, be a good swimmer and take a big breath because there's much to see.

Before I left for the Consumer Electronics Show, my WBFO producers asked me to think about what was the most exciting thing that I saw there. What were the attendees most excited about, and what was the vibe at the show? My first thoughts here are that nerds should rejoice, early adapters should pay attention to what's going on here at CES, and people's bank balances should be prepared to be lessened.

WBFO is on the CES show floor exploring a lot of dazzling new tech. So far, we’ve seen a lot of focus on automobiles – think intuitive smart cars.

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