AI mic, Android TV, self-driving car tech: Everything Nvidia launched at CES 2017

Nvidia CEO Jen-Hsun Huang talked up how his company has enabled artificial intelligence and other technologies. The future is artificial intelligence, and that reality is happening now -- at least according to Nvidia CEO Jen-Hsun Huang. Huang, speaking Wednesday in a packed ballroom at the CES tradeshow in Las Vegas, made it clear that Nvidia's no longer just a computer graphics chipmaker. It's one of the companies helping us live in a truly smart world, with cars and homes that obey our voice commands, he said. In his hour- and 15-minute-long keynote at the Venetian hotel, Huang rattled off a series of new products, ranging from the ability to stream games to Facebook Live to a remote artificial intelligence microphone that lets you control the Google Assistant in your Nvidia Shield Android TV from anywhere in your home.