Galaxy S24 Series

[Samsung_specialist]

Discovering the world just got a whole lot simpler. Introducing the new #GalaxyS24 Series and the new era of Galaxy. 

#GalaxyAI #SamsungUnpacked

Learn more: samsung.com 

[AmandaAdem]

Great..Samsung always surprises us ❤

[بمققنثن]

غير صحيح والله اني في

[MOQBALI]

Exceeded expectations

[hamydansari]

Definitely!!! Can't agree more

[AdamLash]

Not very impressed. True AI means LLM and being able to talk to your phone and perform complex tasks. These are not gimmicks per se, but real Galaxy AI is still missing. Get rid of Bixby and infuse real AI with a new digital assistant that can finally be helpful.

[hamydansari]

True AI means LLM - did I read that right? Buddy you might want to work on this by atleast looking at AI900 from Microsoft for Fundamentals.

[AdamLash]

True AI, or in this case a more apt description would be strong AI, means something like ChatGPT which is moving towards AGI. I have a solid foundation in AI fundamentals, buddy:

https://youtu.be/m_rKWp_Uyyc?si=8QogXoGQo8rE90ao

[hamydansari]

If that is the case, you should know what computation power it needs and it costs. What Samsung has achieved in a year of birth of OpenAI's ChatGPT is commendable. Specially the texutal features computing on the phone hardware. Don't forget, no other phone today does this. They have arrived as pioneers.

[AdamLash]

Let's cut through the noise. Samsung's AI efforts, while commendable, are sidestepping the core of what modern AI can and should be. We're on the cusp of Apple rolling out a Siri upgrade that's poised to redefine AI assistants—fully capable of understanding and conversing with the user, thanks to their substantial investment in AI training. That's where the bar is set. Samsung has the resources to be at the forefront of this shift. Instead, they're lagging with peripheral AI features that, frankly, should be secondary. It's high time Samsung focuses on delivering an AI assistant that isn't just a party trick but a true digital counterpart. Otherwise, they'll be left behind in a game where Apple and Google are already several moves ahead.