Tired of hearing how AI is going to change our world? Well, you might want to take a break from smartphone launches next year. Because if Samsung’s recent Galaxy AI reveal — a mobile AI experience likely to debut next year in its flagship Galaxy S24 series of phones — is any indication, it’s shaping up to be an AI race among smartphone makers next year.
Samsung is using AI in its phones to create real-time audio and text translations during a phone call. No doubt, there will be other use cases, from generating new scenes in your photos to replying for you in chats. Google has already shown the world a glimpse of AI in smartphones. Its latest Pixel 8 phones added generative AI features that rely on a combination of its Tensor chip and cloud-based AI.
Although most smartphone makers lack the AI expertise of big tech firms like Google, they are getting help in the form of Qualcomm’s upcoming Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset. This processor, which is likely to power many of next y…
