Artificial intelligence is everywhere. Many companies have decided to fully commit to this technology with the promise of revolutionizing our lives. Samsung, for example, has become one of the biggest promoters of AI.
The launch of its latest flagship, the Samsung Galaxy S24, was a clear statement of intent. The device made AI its main commercial appeal, after years in which mobile innovation was reduced to successive improvements in cameras and chipsets. Now, the Koreans want to take the integration of AI in their mobiles to the next level.
A report from ETNews reveals that Samsung has so much confidence in the AI of the Galaxy devices that they believe it will be able to anticipate the needs of the public. In practice, for example, it would make the Settings menu unnecessary and redundant, according to TechRadar.
All this stems from the desire for Galaxy phones to be completely based on AI. Although the exact details of how this would work are still unknown, Samsung plans to enhance aspects like the keyboard and the camera with AI so they can predict our actions in advance.
Would it really be useful for users? For the average user, this would mean having fewer complications when setting up their device. However, personalized task automation would also imply that Samsung has to collect all your usage data to get to know you. Where this data would end up is not something we can know.
For now, the Settings menu on your Samsung is not going anywhere. We can only wait for One UI 7, the software based on Android 15 that compatible Galaxy devices will receive, to see if a similar feature is included.
