Samsung's Roh Tae-moon says it is considering introducing some Galaxy AI features to older phones such as the Galaxy S22

According to news on March 20, earlier today, Lu Tae-moon, head of Samsung Electronics’ mobile business, revealed at the company’s 55th annual shareholder meeting that he was considering introducing some Galaxy AI features into older phones such as the Galaxy S22.

Lu Taiwen said: "Galaxy AI's goal is 'hybrid artificial intelligence', which combines cloud-based artificial intelligence and on-device artificial intelligence technology, which is largely affected by hardware performance. In order to achieve the goal of on-device artificial intelligence Achieving artificial intelligence that takes these hardware limitations into account requires a lot of effort, and the company is currently investing resources and energy." Lu Taiwen also revealed that the company is currently developing horizontal scroll and vertical scroll screen mobile phones , related equipment is already under testing. According to reports, before bringing a new shape design to the market, a lot of research needs to be done, and the integrity of the product needs to be checked and whether customers will find its value. According to previous reports, in January this year, Patrick Chomet, head of Samsung’s customer experience department, confirmed in an interview with foreign media TechRadar that Galaxy AI will not be devolved to older models released before 2023, such as the Galaxy S22 series of phones. He explained:

We want to ensure that, over time, our AI experiences are supported by (mobile device) performance, which requires the power of CPU and GPU. … We know Galaxy AI works well on the Galaxy S24 series, and we also know it will work well on the Galaxy S23 series. But we don’t know how intensively the average user will use AI, nor what impact this intensity will have on device and cloud resources. First, we want to ensure the quality and performance of the deployed features. Then we'll understand how people use these features and tune performance. Second, we'll be deploying Galaxy AI on a second wave of devices, specifically the S23, S23 FE, Z Fold 5, Z Flip 5, and Tab S9, to see how well it works.

According to the goal proposed by Lu Taiwen in January this year, the company is committed to applying Galaxy AI to approximately 100 million Galaxy mobile devices worldwide this year. Samsung’s latest flagship mobile phone Galaxy S24 series and One UI 6.1 system are equipped with a number of powerful AI functions, which cover real-time translation, recording transcription, document formatting, circle search and summary, etc. Many aspects.

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