AI integration into smartphones started with basic functions such as text summarization and has advanced to new levels. Samsung is developing an AI-powered system to replace the ‘Settings’ app in Galaxy devices altogether, according to the South Korean publication ETNews.
By analyzing real-time interactions, the system will predict what users want in advance. It can then help the user make changes quickly without having to enter the app.
Over the past few years, nearly all smartphone makers have moved in this direction. When the camera sees a document instead of a landscape or a person, it performs a completely different type of image processing. You can make changes to your captured content with the help of AI on your device.
Several apps and UI skins already implement AI to make your life easier. Samsung aims to improve the user experience even further with a deeper integration of AI into its OneUI skin, which is in line with the company’s core strategy.
With Samsung’s Galaxy AI, you can edit your photos more easily, interact with people who speak a different language, and a lot more. Even in low-light conditions, the company’s improved “ProVisual Engine” delivers clearer and more stable photos.
