Samsung’s big AI push came with the launch of the Galaxy S24 Series last year, and its Galaxy AI Suite has since expanded into facilities, which is operated by Google Gemini – for now. Today, Choi Von-old has told Reuters that the company is very open to options.
But, of course, only the one that can provide the best experiences to its users. Samsung is already communicating with both OpenAI and panic to integrate their respective AI services in the upcoming smartphone, probably starting with the Galaxy S26 family.
The previous report claimed in June that Samsung was close to the deal to invest in surprise and integrate both its application and support. And OpenAI is also in the race, but there is no investment from Samsung.
Choi said: “We are talking to multiple vendors. As long as these AI agents are competitive and can provide the best user experiences, we are open to any AI agent there.” Speaking about the rumor entry of Apple Pal in foldable smartphone space so far, Choi thinks that this step will be beneficial for the entire industry.
The company is also evaluating both the upcoming Snapdragon 8 Elite 2 and the Exynos 2600 for the Galaxy S26 range, and it seems that the final decision has not yet been taken.
