Embracing the AI Wave: Samsung's Strategic Leap
Samsung Mobile Experience COO Won-Joon Choi emphasizes AI's inevitable impact across sectors, beyond IT. AI will transform fields like medical and legal. With investments and strategic partnerships, Samsung aims to democratize AI, doubling device reach to 800 million by year-end, ensuring privacy with on-device data storage.
During a recent media roundtable, Won-Joon Choi, COO of Samsung's Mobile Experience Business, highlighted the unavoidable impact of AI across numerous sectors. Unlike previous technological revolutions, AI is set to influence not only IT but also fields like medicine and law.
Choi revealed that large tech firms, inclusive of Samsung, are heavily investing in AI research and development. The company aims to enhance AI feature integration, steering away from its perception as an overwhelming technology. By year's end, Samsung plans to extend AI features to 800 million devices, focusing on the "democratization" of technology.
Samsung's strategy includes employing a Hybrid AI model while ensuring data privacy through on-device storage. As the company partners with various brands, it seeks to expand support for local languages, making AI more accessible to Galaxy users worldwide.
(With inputs from agencies.)
- READ MORE ON:
- Samsung
- AI
- Won-Joon Choi
- technology
- innovation
- privacy
- Hybrid AI
- Galaxy
- local languages
- Partnerships
ALSO READ
TIDCO's Boost to Agnikul Cosmos: A Leap for Aerospace Innovation
Global Healthcare Shifts: Innovations, Challenges, and Conflicts
AAHAR 2026: Culinary Innovation and Business Convergence
Innovation and Inclusiveness: Shaping the Future of Higher Education in Arunachal Pradesh
Global Health Innovations and Challenges: Key Updates

