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But Samsung continues to highlight AI as a marquee attraction on its Galaxy phones.<\/p>\n
\u201cAI must become part of our infrastructure,\u201d said TM Roh, Samsung’s CEO of device experience, during a showcase held in San Francisco. \u201cYou should be able to enjoy its benefits through the devices you use every day.\u201d<\/p>\n
Samsung is promising this year’s Galaxy lineup is loaded with AI that will act as multipurpose agents that fetch information and content so users won’t have to spend time doing it on their own.<\/p>\n
\u201cThis is the agentic AI phone,\u201d Roh said of the Galaxy S26 series.<\/p>\n
As it has in the previous years, Samsung is leaning heavily on Google’s Gemini technology for its AI, but is also adding another assistant option from Perplexity, a rising star that is best known for running its own \u201canswer engine\u201d for finding online information.<\/p>\n
The Galaxy S26 phones will also include more tools that can doctor photos taken on the devices, including one that automatically softens a subject’s skin tone if the selfie is taken with the phone’s front camera.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n