Samsung could soon revolutionize its Galaxy AI services.
According to a recent report from The Information, the Korean brand is reportedly in talks with OpenAI to integrate its ChatGPT technology into the Galaxy AI services.
If successful, this partnership could transform the AI capabilities of Samsung Galaxy phones and improve the user experience with more advanced features.
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Currently, Samsung’s Galaxy AI relies on a combination of its own large language model (LLM) and Google’s Gemini AI.
Introducing ChatGPT into the mix could bring significant changes, potentially giving users improved functionality.
The integration could mirror Apple’s approach of using OpenAI’s ChatGPT as a complementary tool, intervening when on-device models are insufficient.
Although negotiations are said to be in their early stages, the report raises questions about how Samsung might position ChatGPT within its existing AI ecosystem.
It remains unclear whether the technology will act as a complement to Samsung’s existing AI solutions or if it could become a core element of Galaxy AI services.
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The potential partnership also underlines OpenAI’s growing ambitions to challenge Google in AI.
OpenAI recently launched a ChatGPT-powered search service and has reportedly started developing its own browser, hiring former Chrome developers to speed up the process.
Courting Google’s long-standing partners like Samsung, OpenAI is making bold moves to expand its influence.
Should the partnership develop further, it could mark a major shift in Samsung’s AI strategy and pave the way for a more competitive phone market.
For now, we are still waiting for the Galaxy S25 series, which should bring this new collaboration to its audience.
