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Razer Project Ava: would you pay an AI to help you get good at games?
Gaming hardware manufacturer Razer is introducing what might be its most controversial “project” yet — an “AI gaming copilot” designed to help you get better at video games. With your permission, it takes thousands of pictures of your screen, then tells you how to play a game, optimally in real time, as you continue to play.
Project Ava is Razer’s stab at an all-knowing AI gaming copilot
Razer's latest CES tech experiment is Project Ava, a theoretical AI gaming copilot that could offer game tips and esports coaching.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox
Razer's Project Ava will analyze your gameplay and offer in-game coaching
Razer has announced Project Ava, an AI-powered gaming copilot designed to provide in-game coaching and performance insights.
Project AVA: Razer’s New Virtual Gaming Coach
Razer announced a few items at CES. One such goody was the introduction of Project AVA a virutal gaming assistant.
CES 2025: Razer’s Project Ava AI Aims to Help You Get Better at Gaming
Razer is showcasing their new Project Ava AI which can help you get better at games by giving advice in real time, and feedback on the phone.
CES 2025: Razer’s Latest Concepts Are Here –Meet Project Ava & Project Arielle
At CES 2025 we have Razer’s Project Arielle aimed at bringing comfort to your gaming set up. Project Arielle is “world’s first mesh gaming chair to feature integrated heating and cooling.” This new concept is built on the frame of the Fujin Pro, and pulls in a bladeless fan system to either warm or cool your seat, creating optimal comfort.
Razer enters AI market with new gaming assistant Project Ava
American-Singaporean consumer electronics and gaming hardware maker Razer Inc. has entered the artificial intelligence market with the reveal of Project Ava, an AI-powered gaming assistant designed to enhance player performance by providing real-time strategic advice and post-match coaching.
Razer unveiled an AI-powered gaming coach at CES 2025
AI has taken over the world. By that, we don't mean that killer robots have mobilized against humanity. We mean that companies won't shut up about it!
Hands-On With Razer's CES 2025 Lineup: RTX 5090 Laptops, AI Game Coach, Icy-Hot Chairs, and Handheld Dock
At CES 2025, we had the chance to see everything new Razer was showing off which ran the gamut from practical to extravagant.
Razer’s new AI coach could make you an esports superstar
Razer's Project AVA is an AI coach that can give you pro tips and expert esports coaching in real time as you play.
CES 2025 was full of IRL AI slop
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2025’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES) was an overdose of IRL AI gadgets, and a few highlights
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Razer has released a backseat gaming AI bot called Ava, and I'm not sure whether using it should be considered cheating or not
Will it be the "ultimate gaming copilot" like Razer says, or more like an annoying sibling shouting over your shoulder?