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Samsung Galaxy AI to be available across 100 million Galaxy devices this year

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Sagar 30 January 2024

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The Samsung Galaxy S24 series unveiled over a week ago comes with Galaxy AI - the Korean brand's generative AI service powered by Google Cloud. Samsung already confirmed Galaxy AI will come to older models in H1 2024, and now TM Roh, President and Head of MX business, Samsung Electronics, has said the company is committed to bringing Galaxy AI to about 100 million Galaxy mobile devices worldwide this year.

Roh also told ET Telecom that despite the costs involved in developing Galaxy AI, the features will remain free to use until 2025. However, the brand is yet to decide what happens later.

Samsung Galaxy AI to be available across 100 million Galaxy devices this year

"According to our analysis, there are various needs for mobile AI. So, there will be consumers who will be satisfied with using the AI capabilities for free. Then there could also be customers who wish for even more powerful AI capabilities, and even pay for them. So, in the future decision making, we will take all these factors into consideration," Roh said.

Additionally, Roh said Samsung intends to produce laptops in India to cater to the domestic market. These will be manufactured at Samsung's Noida factory in India.

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Reader comments

  • Rotciv Ikias
  • r39
  • 01 Feb 2024

Of course they are, paying for them tho I'm not too sure but it's obviously not for everybody In the end it doesn't really affect anybody if you don't want to use it then fine it won't disturb you Overall you really...

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  • Anonymous
  • 70d
  • 01 Feb 2024

The S24 Ultra is clearly a superior phone. Not that it's surprising. If you're angry that your phone is outdated, you can buy a new phone.

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  • nicodomsam
  • I@H
  • 01 Feb 2024

Where is this offer - Samsung.com ?

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