Samsung Elevates Smartphone Interactions with Galaxy AI and AI Live Translate Call

The Galaxy AI, an AI-powered project from Samsung intended to improve the user experience on its future smartphones, has been launched. The business claims that this all-inclusive AI solution makes use of cloud-based AI enabled by partnerships with industry partners, most likely including Microsoft and Google, as well as on-device AI created by Samsung. Galaxy AI is therefore well-positioned to improve some facets of regular mobile use while putting security and privacy first.

The AI Live Translate Call is one of the main features of Galaxy AI, and it's anticipated to launch on the newest Samsung phones—possibly the Galaxy S24 series. The native phone app will have a personal translator integrated smoothly, eliminating the need for other apps. It will make communicating with people who speak other languages as simple as turning on closed captions for a TV show by providing real-time text and audio translations during chats. Galaxy AI will function only on-device to protect the privacy of talks.

Samsung has stated that the Galaxy AI will debut in the first half of 2024, implying that the Galaxy S24 series may be the device on which it debuts. According to a recent source, the business could announce on January 17 the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 / Exynos 2400-powered S24 range.

The revolutionary potential of Galaxy AI was highlighted by Wonjoon Choi, Executive Vice President and Head of R&D at Mobile Experience Business. "Mobile technology represents a comprehensive step in this direction," he added, "and it has the power to connect people, boost productivity, and unleash creativity on a global scale."

In the race for smartphones with AI capabilities, Samsung is not alone. Other well-known smartphone manufacturers are also creating their own AI models. As manufacturers look to improve user experiences and capacities, it seems that in 2024, AI incorporation into smartphones will become more common.