Samsung Gauss is the first generative AI model that the well-known South Korean tech corporation Samsung has released. The model has the name of the famous mathematician Carl Friedrich Gauss, whose Normal Distribution Theory (Gaussian) is recognized as the cornerstone of artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies. The model was created by Samsung’s research division, Samsung Research, and the company stated that it is now being used to enhance staff efficiency. However, it will eventually be extended to product applications. Samsung unveiled an on-device AI technology at the event that integrates Gauss with a range of smart devices.
Three components make up the Samsung Gauss:
- Samsung Gauss Language: This generative language paradigm makes labor more efficient by making activities like writing emails, summarizing papers, and translating information easier. It may also improve the user experience for customers by offering more intelligent device control when included in goods.
- Samsung Gauss Code: For in-house software development, Samsung Gauss Code and a coding assistant (code.i) are designed to make coding simple and rapid. Through an interactive interface, it also facilitates features like test case generation and code description.
- Samsung Gauss Image: It is an easy-to-use generative picture model that can create and modify creative images, adding and changing elements of style, and converting low-resolution photos to high-resolution images.
These models can be used on-device to protect user privacy. Furthermore, throughout data gathering, AI model building, service deployment, and result generation, Samsung’s AI Red Team carefully investigates security and privacy issues that can surface. Industry observers predict that Samsung may introduce these generative AI models as early as the first of next year, maybe in flagship smartphones such as the Galaxy S24 series. Samsung intends to progressively integrate these models into a range of devices. On October 31, Daniel Araujo, Vice President of Samsung Electronics’ Mobile Experience (MX) Division, declared that the generative AI service will be integrated into its Galaxy handsets.
