Samsung aims to make its next generation of Galaxy smartphones into artificial intelligence (AI) companions that can learn and adapt to users’ routines and habits. The company unveiled a new software at its annual developer conference that will allow Galaxy devices to become smarter by leveraging AI and machine learning. The software, called Galaxy AI, will enable smartphones to understand users’ preferences and behaviors, and provide personalized recommendations and assistance. For example, it could suggest music playlists based on a user’s mood or remind them to call their mom on her birthday. Samsung also plans to integrate Galaxy AI into its smart home appliances, allowing devices to communicate and work together seamlessly. The company believes AI will be a key differentiator for its products and aims to create an ecosystem where devices can anticipate users’ needs and make their lives more convenient. However, privacy concerns remain a challenge as AI systems collect and analyze large amounts of personal data.