In a move anticipated by many, Samsung has officially announced the integration of Galaxy AI into its upcoming foldable devices, the Galaxy Z Fold6 and Galaxy Z Flip6, slated for an early July launch.
Samsung’s EVP & Head of Mobile R&D Office, Mobile eXperience Business Won-Joon Choi, affirmed the company’s commitment to optimizing the Galaxy AI experience specifically tailored for the unique capabilities of foldable smartphones. In a blog post today, Choi emphasized that combining Galaxy AI with foldables will unlock new dimensions of versatility and flexibility within the Samsung Galaxy ecosystem.
Hybrid AI Approach for Enhanced User Privacy and Experience
Highlighting Samsung’s strategy, Choi detailed the adoption of a hybrid AI approach designed to balance the benefits of on-device AI responsiveness with the expansive capabilities of cloud-based AI. This strategic blend aims to offer consumers a reliable solution while maintaining robust privacy standards. Samsung intends to leverage partnerships with industry leaders to deliver diverse functionalities essential for daily use.
Expansion of Live Translate AI Feature
Samsung aims to expand its AI capabilities by enabling the Live Translate feature to support voice calls on third-party messaging apps. This enhancement will seamlessly integrate with Samsung’s on-device AI language translation model, ensuring user privacy with personal data securely retained on the device.
Future Outlook: On-Device AI Advancements
Looking ahead, Choi expressed optimism about the rapid advancement of Neural Processing Units (NPUs), foreseeing a future where more AI features can operate efficiently on-device. This progression promises to enhance user experiences through faster response times and heightened privacy assurances.
Samsung’s strategic integration of Galaxy AI into its foldable lineup underscores its commitment to innovation and meeting evolving consumer needs in the mobile technology landscape.
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