Samsung hosted the Galaxy Tech Forums on January 23 in San Jose, California. The panels offered an in-depth exploration of Samsung’s AI improvements and the challenges they tackle throughout 4 key areas — Sustainability, Health AI, Galaxy AI and Home AI. During the Galaxy AI session, consultants examined the potential of AI brokers and their position in shaping the long run.
Samsung Electronics unveiled the Galaxy S25 collection at Galaxy Unpacked 2025, marking the start of the subsequent period of cell AI.
To discover the newest flagship smartphones and the transformative potential of AI brokers, Samsung Newsroom joined the third Galaxy Tech Forum session, titled “True AI Companion: Impact on Life and What’s Next.”
▲ (From left to proper) Bob O’Donnell, Sameer Samat, Jay Kim, Christopher Patrick and Dr. Chris Brauer
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The session kicked off with welcome remarks from Jay Kim, Executive Vice President and Head of Customer Experience Office, Mobile eXperience Business at Samsung Electronics.
“Yesterday was a very exciting day for us as we launched the Galaxy S25. It’s another big step forward in the AI era,” Kim mentioned. “We’re very excited to be here with our partners today, especially (excited) to talk about everything we did together to launch the Galaxy S25 series.”
▲ Jay Kim from Samsung Electronics
Moderator Bob O’Donnell, President and Founder of TECHnalysis Research, posed inquiries to the panelists about the advantages the Galaxy S25 collection will convey to customers, in addition to the limitations blocking sure shoppers from utilizing cell AI.
“AI should make users’ lives better. We study consumer habits, constantly trying to gain a better understanding of our customers,” Kim mentioned. “Ultimately, what we’re trying to do is minimize how much effort it takes to input while maximizing the output. To do that, we look at what consumers do on their phones, define the potential use cases alongside our partners, and put it all together in our devices for the best possible consumer experience.”
▲The Galaxy Tech Forum dialogue on Galaxy AI
“Multimodality can help people become more efficient while AI agents can help people become more productive,” Kim continued. He additionally highlighted Samsung’s dedication to overtly collaborating with its companions to drive progress ahead and expressed his pleasure for the chances AI improvements will convey as a part of a brand new chapter in cell know-how.
Expanding the Galaxy AI Ecosystem Through Open Collaboration
During the session, Samsung provided an inside have a look at the work carried out in partnership with Google and Qualcomm to excellent the Galaxy S25 collection’ AI improvements.
“Even though the benefit value of mobile AI is really high, it’s of no use if you can’t access it. We had to look at what was already part of the consumer experience and contemplate how we could enhance those experiences in a way that would bring real benefits, but still be easy enough to access,” Kim defined. He famous that shut collaboration was important, significantly in integrating Google’s Gemini intelligence and Qualcomm’s on-device processing capabilities.
▲ Sameer Samat from Google
“Truly helpful AI must fit naturally into our daily lives. AI is a tool and not an end in itself, and what matters to consumers the most is how helpful AI can be for them,” mentioned Sameer Samat, President of Android Ecosystem at Google. “LLMs represent a massive leap in how computers understand human language. Now, you can speak in completely natural language, removing any friction from the overall experience.”
“With Galaxy S25, I’m optimistic that people will quickly adapt to using an AI agent to help them get things done in very natural ways.”
▲ Christopher Patrick from Qualcomm
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