Could Samsung's AI Be game Changer

[JAMES4578]

An interesting article,  certainly Samsung showing innovative strength and has the measure of Apple in the AI field with the American company having to react.  of course a number of reasons to switch to Android and particularly Samsung (of course there is the tie in with Google) . AI though may be a clincher for some, despite the article title the argument is centre stage.   Do the S25 devices really look like the iphone though?   

https://gizmodo.com/the-iphone-left-me-behind-with-ai-but-samsungs-galaxy-s25-still-hasnt-sold-me-on...

[Glenntech]

The Google Gemini and Samsung AI is streets ahead of Apple AI currently.
Samsung and Google are working at pace to forward the technology and make it smarter and more intuitive.

I really can't see the comparison between the iPhone and S25 series. They look different and the software is so much more with Samsung

[keith30]

Be interesting to see what this DeepSeek app will be like. It's certainly stuck up the States and the stock market. China 🇨🇳 kept this under wraps till it was the time to show what it can do in the future. Who needs Ai!!😂

[lminvti]

The top comment sums it up 😆

[Moiramon]

The problem is that Samsung are suggesting that at some point you'll have to pay a subscription for some AI features. They're not saying how much or what features you'll have to pay for. Most of the unpacked event and advertising is all about AI. If some of that AI stuff won't work without paying a subscription in the future then that's misleading potential buyers.

[JAMES4578]

That has been known for some time , not appealing for a number of customers though unless a Bundle included. However with the competition from the likea of DeepSeek possible plans may change at some point.

[Moiramon]

What isn't known is the cost and what functions on the phone will rely on a subscription.

[JAMES4578]

As things stand likely to be the Cloud based AI that requires subscription.