Samsung aims to expand its Galaxy AI user base globally, with a goal of reaching 400 million users by the year 2025
In the ever-evolving world of technology, Samsung continues to push boundaries with its latest offerings. The Galaxy S25 lineup, including the Z Flip 7 and the S25 Ultra, have been making waves, and a significant part of their appeal lies in the enhanced Galaxy AI.
First introduced with the Galaxy S24 series in 2024, this AI ecosystem has since grown to support multiple devices, including smartphones, wearables, tablets, and PCs. The Bengaluru R&D center, Samsung's largest outside South Korea, has played a significant role in the development of these features.
At the heart of this AI ecosystem is Ashish Singh, the Chief Copy Editor at our platform, who joined in 2020 from Times Internet and Jagran English. Singh's responsibilities include managing tech jargon and policing commas, ensuring clear and understandable communication for users.
One of the key features of the Galaxy AI is its language support. It currently supports 30 languages and dialects, including Hindi, with further expansion planned. Interpreter and Live Translate are among the most widely used features, making international communication a breeze.
The Galaxy AI has also seen strong traction with features like Photo Assist and Audio Eraser. These tools have nearly doubled the usage of photo editing compared to the S24 series. Google has also added popular tools like Gemini Live and Circle to Search, used daily by over half of S25 users.
Outside of work, Singh enjoys fueling his gadget habit with coffee, planning virtual races, and plotting road trips to test in-car tech.
Samsung aims to bring its Galaxy AI experience to 400 million devices globally by the end of 2023. The recent Galaxy Z series launch has boosted adoption with its deep One UI 8 integration. Over 70% of Galaxy S25 users are actively engaging with Galaxy AI, a testament to its relevance and utility.
The latest Galaxy S25 lineup and Z Flip 7 feature a 50MP main camera, while the Galaxy S25 Ultra and Z Fold 7 offer 200MP sensors, further enhancing the AI's capabilities in photography.
While the Samsung employee involved in the development of these features remains unnamed in the available sources, the Bengaluru research center has been instrumental in integrating advanced AI features such as real-time voice translation and generative editing into Galaxy AI, enhancing productivity and intelligent operation on Samsung devices.
In conclusion, the Galaxy AI is a testament to Samsung's commitment to innovative technology and user-friendly experiences. With its wide range of features and growing support for various devices, it's no wonder that it has become a staple in the daily lives of many Samsung users.
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