There are whispers that Samsung’s upcoming flagship smartphones may stand out due to their advanced artificial intelligence features. Reports suggest that the company could offer generative AI capabilities on the Galaxy S24 through a subscription model.
Generative AI, a technology that’s both emerging and intriguing, remains somewhat mysterious, particularly in terms of how it will be implemented in mobile devices slated for release next year, such as the Galaxy S24.
There is speculation that forthcoming processors, like the Exynos 2400 and Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, will be equipped to support generative AI. However, details on how these processors will utilize generative AI are still not clear. Current reports indicate that Samsung is in the process of creating a subscription-based model to provide generative AI features in its Galaxy S24 smartphones.
It led to disappointment
Individuals interested in utilizing the generative AI features anticipated for the Galaxy S24 series and other Samsung smartphones might have to pay a fee to the South Korean tech giant. This fee would make sense for a cloud-based service, yet charging extra for AI capabilities directly available on the device may not seem justified.
These claims have led to disappointment among many, with hopes that they are unfounded. Those looking forward to the Galaxy S24, particularly the Ultra model, wish for these features to be universally accessible. Should Samsung be considering a subscription model, it may need to brace for potential backlash from consumers.
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