AI in your shoes? This company aims to accessorize everything you own with artificial intelligence

A group of scientists from across the U.S. claim to have created the first artificial intelligence capable of generating AI without human supervision. Artificial intelligence will soon be incorporated into a variety of everyday items, ranging from sneakers to microwaves now that microchips smaller than a dime can hold machine learning programs. "In the future, your shoes will understand that you have gained five pounds during the Christmas season, and they will adjust the cushion accordingly. The safety helmets of the workers, they will understand when they are tired, and they will remind the workers to take a break," Yubei Chen, co-founder of artificial intelligence company Aizip, told Fox News. "Your microwaves, we can put AI into it so that you can interact with your natural language."