With the Galaxy S24, its future flagship, Samsung is putting a lot of focus on artificial intelligence (AI). By far exceeding the capabilities of Google Pixel’s portfolio, the startup hopes to produce the smartest AI smartphones ever. Features like the capacity to generate tales and material based on a few keywords you provide are reportedly something the S24 series will have in common with ChatGPT and Google’s own Bard. The Exynos 2400 chipset, which will power the S24 series in selected regions, was announced by Samsung at the launch event.
The company has also built some extra AI technologies, including text-to-image generative AI. AI will also enhance speech-to-text features. Although specifics are still being kept under wraps, there are hints that Samsung plans to include cutting-edge AI capabilities into its products. Text-to-image generative AI and an improved speech-to-text engine are possible examples of these capabilities. Bixby, Samsung’s voice assistant, is anticipated to provide more considerate and perceptive dialogue with consumers; however, exact improvements are unknown.
Samsung continues to be dedicated to improving Bixby, even in light of the growing use of AI in smartphones. Samsung plans to place more of a focus on Bixby in the upcoming years as other manufacturers use AI to make their products more engaging. Samsung aims to outperform Google’s Pixel 8 series through the Galaxy S24 series by making them the smartest models to be in the hands of users. In terms of AI technology and innovative design, Samsung’s Galaxy S24 series seems to be a major turning point in the history of smartphones.
All we can do now is wait for January to approach patiently, as we cannot analyze anything before seeing how the model performs. The trio of the Galaxy S24, S24+, and S24 Ultra will arrive earlier than their predecessors. When all the information is revealed, customers will be able to see for themselves the AI prowess and aesthetic improvements that Samsung has in store for its newest flagship phones.
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