Not impressed with samsung

[bob21raby]

Samsung's focus on selling phones over investing in development has raised concerns among customers and industry experts. While other brands like Google prioritize integrating Al into all their models, Samsung's approach may be leaving them behind Comparison with Other Brands . Google: Google has made significant strides in integrating Al into their Pixel series, with features like Google Assistant and camera capabilities that rival those of Samsung's flagship models. Huawei: Huawei has also made a strong push for Al integration, with their Mate series featuring advanced Al-powered cameras and processors. Apple: Apple's iPhones have also seen significant Al advancements, with features like Siri and advanced camera capabilities

[Fatwa]

Why aren't you impressed? Samsung has some of the best AI integration out there.

Samsung has heavy AI in photos. The object removal knocks it out if the park.

The AI used in Samsung Health has made it at least 2x better

The cross platform daisy changing has just been released and working well (eg, find the next team Canada hockey game and add it to my schedule)

The Samsung AI on the stock keyboard helps response generation.

The AI used in audio recorder easily transcribes and summarizes meeting notes

Samsung AI real-time translation services work pretty good

Features like AI select incorporate circle to search

There are also gimmicky features like AI drawing aids, weather customization in home/lock screens.

Now panel uses AI to scrape various inputs and provide you with briefing.


Im sure there are many others that escape my memory.

What exactly are you talking about?

[bob21raby]

Samsung doesn't it use google
Google is the leader in Ai 🤣

[Day_Walker]

Actually no Google is not. OpenAi or Deeaseek is.

Google has a foothold on mobile devices with Android. So for OEM's is an easy choice like large global corporations using Windows servers or ms office its easier & cost effective to use MS Teams Active Directory etc aka Microsofts offerings.

Always follow the $$ when it comes to business decisions.