In this video, the hosts explore the concept of 'AI laptops' and whether they truly offer any advantages over traditional laptops. They clarify that an AI laptop is generally characterized by having a neural processing unit (NPU), which can handle lightweight AI tasks more efficiently than a standard CPU or GPU. However, the hosts find that many laptops marketed as 'AI laptops' do not actually possess this capability, and numerous existing laptops with powerful GPUs are overlooked in this branding. The video reviews various AI tools, such as Adobe Photoshop, Zoom, and Microsoft's Co-Pilot, assessing their actual performance and utility. The hosts conclude that while NPUs have the potential for future applications, current software does not fully leverage their capabilities. Ultimately, they suggest that upgrading for an AI laptop may not be necessary, as improvements in battery life, performance, and cooling are more relevant.