Samsung is taking AI out of phones and laptops and placing it directly into the kitchen. At CES 2026, the company plans to unveil refrigerators and other appliances powered by Google Gemini, using cameras and cloud intelligence to track food, manage inventory, and suggest actions. While some design upgrades solve real problems, the deeper push toward cloud based AI inside everyday appliances raises new questions about control, longevity, and whether consumers actually want this level of intelligence watching what they eat.
Can someone please explain this part? What possible benefit could there be?
The only REMOTELY possible benefit I could think of is to remind you when something is expired/needs to be cleaned out.
I guarantee it’s just to shove tailored ads in your face while you shove food into it