Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. announced that it will host a series of four moderated Tech Forum panel discussions at CES 2026, aimed at highlighting industry trends and sharing its unique AI vision and strategy.
The Tech Forums will take place on January 5–6 at Samsung’s dedicated exhibition space in the Latour Ballroom, Wynn Las Vegas. Each session will feature Samsung executives, partners, academics, media, and industry analysts, focusing on four key topics:
1. When Everything Clicks: How Open Ecosystems Deliver Impactful AI
Chair: Yoonho Choi, Digital Appliances Business, Samsung Electronics
This panel brings together smart home innovators to discuss the importance of cross-industry collaboration and how meaningful smart home technology can be seamlessly integrated into everyday life.
2. In Tech We Trust? Rethinking Security & Privacy in the AI Age
Moderator: Shin Baik, Group Head, AI Platform Center, Samsung Electronics
Experts in security and AI will examine the science of trust, exploring how transparency and secure systems can foster broader AI adoption.
3. FAST Forward: How Streaming’s Next Wave is Redefining Television
Moderator: Salek Brodsky, Executive Vice President, Visual Display Business, Samsung Electronics
TV and entertainment leaders will explore the next wave of streaming, including FAST (free ad-supported streaming TV), hybrid models, and creator-led channels, highlighting trends shaping a more interactive viewing experience.
4. The Human Side of Tech: Designing a Future Worth Loving
Moderator: Mauro Porcini, President and Chief Design Officer, DX Division, Samsung Electronics
Design leaders advocate for a human-centered approach to technology, emphasizing creativity, AI integration, and new materials to move beyond minimalist, specification-driven design.
The Technology Forum discussions will complement Samsung’s latest product innovations, which will be on display at the Samsung Exhibition Zone, Wynn Las Vegas, from Jan. 5–7, providing attendees a holistic view of how technology and daily living intersect.
