In order to "unlock a whole new era of expanded, intelligent health experiences," Samsung intends to incorporate AI into its Galaxy smartwatches.
The massive Korean tech company has disclosed that artificial intelligence will be utilized to optimize "different categories of devices across different services," encompassing its wearable product line.
Soon, a number of Galaxy wearables will employ artificial intelligence (AI) to improve digital health and usher in a brand-new era of enhanced, intelligent health experiences. Through partnerships with additional top AI companies, Samsung will continue to enhance and broaden Galaxy AI experiences across categories, according to a statement from TM Roh, CEO and president of Samsung MX.
As of right now, no other information about their plans is available.
In response to worries about the safety, security, and reliability of AI development and use, the company has also promised to improve "Galaxy device security and privacy."
In this new era of data-intensive mobile experiences, it's also critical to elevate the bar for security and privacy. This is one of the reasons we've adopted a hybrid strategy that blends cloud-based and on-device AI. This gives users more control over what they do with their data in addition to guaranteeing flawless usability by allowing them to restrict certain features to work only on the device. In a newsletter, Roh stated, "We are still dedicated to improving user choice and transparency while securing Galaxy devices."
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