Core Viewpoint - The CES (Consumer Electronics Show) is positioned as a pivotal event for understanding the technological trends that will shape the next decade, particularly in the context of the ongoing AI revolution [2][20]. Group 1: CES Insights - CES is described as the ultimate testing ground for consumer technology, showcasing the complete trajectory from concept to implementation [2]. - Key trends observed at CES include the integration of artificial intelligence as a fundamental capability in products, rather than a standalone feature [2]. - The emergence of embodied intelligent robots capable of performing complex household tasks, indicating a shift towards smart home solutions [2][5]. - Multimodal natural interaction is becoming standard, with devices showing improved understanding of human emotions and context [5]. Group 2: Future Trends - Predictions for the 2026 CES include advancements in AI towards "contextual awareness," where devices proactively offer services based on user habits and environmental cues [6]. - The integration of embodied intelligence with specific industries, such as elder care and precision agriculture, is expected to yield more efficient and cost-effective solutions [6]. - Transparency in computing and privacy protection will become focal points, with a rise in hardware designed around data minimization and edge computing principles [6]. Group 3: Silicon Valley Exploration - The Silicon Valley segment aims to provide insights into the underlying logic of innovation, with companies like Google focusing on sustainable technology and AI integration [10][12]. - Meta is expanding its hardware exploration into wearable devices, marking a significant shift towards "AI + hardware" trends [12][13]. - The visit to Stanford University will allow for direct engagement with cutting-edge research in embodied intelligence and robotics [14]. Group 4: Strategic Transformations for Enterprises - Companies are encouraged to transition from merely understanding trends to effectively grasping the rhythm of technological advancements [15]. - A shift from product-centric thinking to ecosystem-centric thinking is emphasized, highlighting the importance of competitive ecosystems over individual products [15]. - The program aims to enhance global operational capabilities by providing a comprehensive understanding of international investment logic and cross-cultural management [16].