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As CES wraps up, it’s easy to see that, as predicted, AI dominated conversations on stage and t

As CES wraps up, it’s easy to see that, as predicted, AI dominated conversations on stage and throughout the showroom this year. January 12, 2024 [PRESENTED BY]( [Brands use CES stage to spotlight AI innovation]( As CES wraps up, it’s easy to see that, as predicted, AI dominated conversations on stage and throughout the showroom this year. [Read our CES Briefing.]( Additional coverage: - Samsung, LG, Telly and Displace all [unveiled new AI integrations]( to power viewing, advertising, shopping and other features. - Freelance journalists say [rates from large national publications haven’t changed in years]( — and they've had to take on more work, or supplement their income with other pursuits. - Although Twitch remains the most popular destination for online livestreaming, [the past year has been fraught with difficulties]( for the Amazon-owned platform. - As they jockey for multi-year brand partnerships, esports companies are taking note of [Kia’s long-running commitment to the NBA](. - Our most-read story this week: [Nine questions to consider as Google starts its move away from third-party cookies](. Other things to know about - The last chance to enter this year's [Digiday Media Buying and Planning Awards]( is Friday, February 2. 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