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Credit: Harley Maranan / Android Authority
AI is coming for your video games  or rather, it’s coming to help you play them better. At CES 2025, Razer pulled back the curtain on Project Ava, an AI-powered gaming assistant that promises to be part esports coach, part strategy guide, and part IT support. Razer is marketing Project Ava as a gamer’s ultimate sidekick. The AI aims to deliver real-time advice pulled from the brains of pro gamers, acting as a virtual coach that not only critiques your in-game performance but also suggests improvements after the match ends. More... |
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