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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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