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Fusion energy could become a major, carbon-free power source with a commercial plant planned for the early 2030s.
The session compared two fusion approaches: inertial confinement vs. magnetic confinement.
Dr. Tammy Ma said fusion fuel is abundant enough to power civilization for billions of years.
The Sklar Brothers provided humor to explain complex energy science to the CES audience.
Dr. Creeley described using magnets strong enough to lift an aircraft carrier to confine burning fuel.
The session noted a pathway from research to a commercial fusion plant within the decade.
The article references the National Ignition Facility achieving ignition in 2022 as a breakthrough.
The session emphasizes fusion energy as a potentially transformative, clean energy technology.
LA Times Studios presented a CES report titled 'Hot Takes on Fusion: Comedy Meets Revolutionary Energy Science'.
The session included a dialogue on how fusion could change energy’s role in geopolitics.

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Sensor Tower uses a large, permission-based panel to observe real user behavior and convert signals into intelligence for brands and publishers.
Simpson describes a 'flywheel of innovation' where bespoke data solutions are later productized for the platform.
Sensor Tower led early reporting on Amazon Rufus and its impact on Black Friday shopping.
Vertical video is rising as a key trend, making viewers feel more connected and personal.
Simpson anticipates broader AI democratization, enabling smaller firms to access advanced tech.
Sensor Tower positions itself as more than analytics, offering permission-based human data for competitive insight.
The interview frames data as a lens on the evolving AI economy and consumer behavior.
CES coverage highlights other LA Times Studios pieces on AI, health tech, and robotics.
The piece notes Sensor Tower’s role in tracking the AI frontier and virtual ecosystems.
The interview was conducted at the LA Times Studios CES booth with Faith Pinnow and Ian Simpson.

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