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CES 2026: Do AI companions want jobs? Ludens AI’s Cocomo and INU do not assume so.
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CES 2026: Do AI companions want jobs? Ludens AI’s Cocomo and INU do not assume so.

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Last updated: January 5, 2026 7:34 am
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Each model at CES needs to place some type of AI in your house, and at this level, it feels virtually inevitable. The actual query isn’t for those who’ll get AI — it’s whether or not you need it minimal, wearable, residing in your fridge, or packaged as a companion that’s simply actually, actually cute.

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I would personally select the final choice, and extra particularly, I would select Ludens AI’s idea companions Cocomo and INU. At CES 2026, the Japanese startup is leaning onerous into the concept that AI companions can exist for presence relatively than productiveness. Cocomo and INU aren’t attempting to scrub your home, handle your calendar, or change your cellphone. As an alternative, they’re designed to dwell alongside you.

Engadget’s Karissa Bell was capable of get a glimpse of it on the present ground at CES Unveiled.

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Cocomo is the extra bold of the 2 AI companions. Ludens AI describes it as an on a regular basis robotic companion with an evolving persona and reminiscence, constructed to type a relationship by way of shared routines relatively than express instructions. It strikes with 10 levels of freedom, makes use of expressive digital eyes, and depends on multi-sensory interplay — motion, sound, contact, and presence — to speak. The pitch is much less about what Cocomo does and extra about the way it grows with you, studying behaviors and reactions over time, so no two experiences are precisely the identical.

INU, against this, is deliberately smaller and extra contained. Marketed as a “desktop alien canine,” it’s meant to sit down with you whilst you work, reacting to voice, movement, and proximity with expressive actions and playful sounds. The restraint is a part of the enchantment as INU doesn’t fake to be something greater than a desk companion.

Might the novelty of an expressive desk robotic put on off? Certain, however so far as ideas go at CES, Luden AI’s companions are essentially the most quietly attention-grabbing ones on the present ground.


Head to the Mashable CES 2026 hub for the most recent information and dwell updates from the most important present in tech, the place Mashable journalists are reporting dwell.

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