Samsung restates its few Galaxy AI features might fall under paid subscription by the end of 2025
Samsung entered the AI revolution when it packed its flagship Galaxy S24 series with plenty of Galaxy AI features, out of the box. Those features created a lot of hype regarding their convenience and creativity. Although Samsung has never been certain and always tries to repeatedly attain marketing strategies by restating these features, which might become paid in the near future.
Since the audience witnessed several AI-powered features with the Galaxy S24 series, Samsung decided that some of these Galaxy AI features might fall under the paid subscription feature in the future.
However, these were things that the company rehearsed when the current foldables—Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Z Flip 6—were launched as new and much improved features.
Meanwhile, during the press release of newly-announced devices, including the Galaxy S24 FE and Galaxy Tab S10, Samsung has further created an opportunity to remind that the company might cost certain AI-based features by the end of 2025, though it never ever mentioned that which among these AI features will fall under a paid subscription and has always designated them with the term AI and not Galaxy AI.
In fact, it won’t be surprising if Samsung is making some Galaxy AI features paid for by Google, as there are plenty of them that are based on Google’s technologies, and even it can legitimize its AI features in the future, forcing Samsung to do the same. Additionally, Samsung might offer good value for money for some features of its Galaxy AI suite, beginning next year.
