
At Computex 2024, major companies expected to deliver keynotes include Nvidia, AMD, Qualcomm, Intel, and Arm. These companies will be detailing their upcoming strategies for processors that better handle AI workloads.

Nvidia's G-Assist is an AI chatbot designed to guide users through games and optimize their PC settings. Initially announced as an April Fools' prank in 2017, G-Assist was envisioned as an AI assistant that could help users play a game while they stepped away from their computer for a brief moment.
In 2024, G-Assist returned as a real demo of a powerful GeForce AI assistant, showcasing its potential to guide users through PC games and configure optimal settings based on chat inputs. The technology has evolved from a joke to a tech demonstration, offering a glimpse into the future of AI assistance in gaming.
Project G-Assist, as it is now called, is tailored for one purpose: getting the most out of your PC games. It is powered by Nvidia's AI-enabled GPU collection and is smart enough to process player inputs, game context, and telemetry, essentially understanding what the player is seeing and doing in the game4. This allows it to provide assistance with game-specific queries and adjust PC settings for the best gaming experience.
While it is still a tech demo, the groundwork has been laid for a potential future where AI assistants like G-Assist could become an integral part of gaming, making high-performance gameplay more accessible to casual gamers1.

Prior to Computex 2024, there were several announcements related to AI and processors. Some of the key highlights include:
Copilot Plus PC laptops: These laptops are powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon X Elite and Plus chips, designed to handle AI workloads more efficiently.
Microsoft Copilot features: Microsoft has been working on new AI features for its Copilot platform, which aims to enhance productivity and user experience.
Apple's AI efforts: With increased competition in the Arm processor market, Apple has been focusing on improving its AI capabilities and integrating them into its devices.
Nvidia's G-Assist: This AI chatbot is designed to guide users through games and optimize PC settings based on chat inputs.
AMD's Strix CPUs: These processors are expected to be included in upcoming gaming laptops, offering improved performance and power efficiency.
Asus ROG Ally X: A handheld gaming PC that is set to compete with Valve's Steam Deck OLED, featuring improved specifications and capabilities.
These announcements indicate a strong focus on AI and processor advancements in the computing industry, with major players like AMD, Qualcomm, Intel, Nvidia, and Arm expected to reveal more details about their upcoming strategies during Computex 2024.