Your next smartphone is likely to get its 'smarts' from artificial intelligence after the world's biggest manufacturer revealed plans to install generative AI tools inside more handsets.
The AI-powered features unveiled by Samsung on Thursday include software that composes email messages based on prompts, suggests text message responses based on past conversations, and generative AI tools that can add to or alter photos.
But the South Korean tech giant will not be alone in its AI push as rivals Apple and Google have announced plans to deploy AI technology in their upcoming devices, and analysts predict more than two in every five smartphones will rely on the technology by 2027.
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