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Samsung chip secrets leaked on ChatGPT, restrictions imposed
Samsung workers accidentally shared sensitive chip data with ChatGPT to get solutions and answers. As soon as the company spotted the cases of a data breach, it imposed restrictions on the usage of ChatGPT and warned of complete blockage if the incident repeats.
According to the info, there were three incidents of entering Samsung Elec’s corporate information (related to chip data) into ChatGPT. Open AI support recommends not to submit any kind of sensitive/confidential data in ChatGPT as it may be reviewed by trainers of the AI chatbot.
On March 11, Samsung DS Division allowed the use of ChatGPT as it’s necessary for workers to stay aware of the latest technologies. However, the company issued a notice to its executives and employees to “be careful about internal information security and do not enter private information.”
Within 20 days of permitting the use of ChatGPT, the “internal information leakage” accident that was concerned about occurred. The contents of the accident identified by Samsung Electronics are “2 cases of leakage of equipment information” and “1 case of leakage of meeting contents.”
“I copied all of the problematic source code, entered it into ChatGPT, and inquired about a solution. In other words, the source code related to Samsung Electronics facility measurement was entered as open AI learning data,” said an employee of DS division.
In a notification sent to DS Division’s executives and employees, Samsung said, “As soon as content is entered into ChatGPT, data is transmitted and stored to an external server, making it impossible for the company to retrieve it.”
After recognizing this, Samsung imposed “emergency measures” including limiting the upload capacity to 1024 bytes per question. The executives and staff involved in the corporate information leakage accident will be investigated and, if necessary, disciplinary action will be taken.
However, the Korean tech giant is preparing measures to prevent data breaches through the ChatGPT AI chatbot. The company informed its executives and employees, “If a similar accident occurs even after emergency information protection measures are taken, access to ChatGPT may be blocked on the company network.”
A Samsung Electronics official said to a reporter who asked about the information leakage accident, “It is difficult to confirm because it is an internal matter of the company.”
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Samsung exposing why Apple Geniuses switched to Galaxy
Samsung shared a new ad as a documentary, exposing why former Apple Geniuses switched to Galaxy. The company often targets its biggest rival whether it’s a new launch event or any controversial debacle.
The new documentary posted by Samsung Mobile US screens “Former Apple Geniuses” who share firsthand accounts of their experiences and the reasons behind their switch to Galaxy devices. The documentary is divided into three chapters, as follows:
- Becoming a Genius
- Questioning Our Own Genius
- Sweet Taste of Freedom
In the first part, former Apple Geniuses tell why they picked Apple. The 2nd section shows Apple fans discovering Galaxy devices, which are more advanced than the iPhone. The third section displays former Apple fans finally making the switch to Galaxy devices.
After switching to the Galaxy, former Apple fans now enjoy the AI-powered features of the Galaxy AI. The unique Sketch to Image, Live Translate, and AI-powered photography and image editing features are their favorite features.
Foldable phones offer extended screen sizes to maximize the mobile experience. Paired with Galaxy AI, Samsung’s foldables unlock never-seen-before features like Interpreter on dual-screen, Auto Framing, and photography without a tripod.
When these real Former 🍎 Geniuses started to think outside the white box, they discovered a Galaxy full of possibilities. 🌌 Watch to see their story. pic.twitter.com/ubvMGT27ox
— Samsung Mobile US (@SamsungMobileUS) November 1, 2024
The three-minute documentary is worth watching this weekend. Samsung continuously tries to attract Apple users through foldable phones and readily available Galaxy AI features that are unavailable on iPhones.
The company is considering bold moves to retain market dominance. Next year’s Galaxy S25 series would bring a significant push to Samsung. The refined design and upgraded hardware would lead to many more switches from Apple’s ship.
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Rumor: Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra doesn’t run One UI 7.1 internally
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra reportedly runs One UI 7.0 rather than One UI 7.1 internally. The company is currently working on the development of One UI 7. A new rumor suggests that we could see another strategy shift next year.
The Korean tech giant has a history of unveiling new Galaxy S phones with One UI x.1 iteration. As the software segment witnessed many big revamps, the existence of the x.1 build of One UI 7 is in question.
Tipster chunvn8888 claims that the Galaxy S25 series runs One UI 7.0 internally. The next-gen Samsung Galaxy flagships should come pre-installed with One UI 7.1. However, the devices are being tested on the Android 15-based One UI 7 version.
Samsung said it’s working to expand Galaxy AI with the next flagship release. The AI feature suite will optimize for consumers and their everyday usage. The enhanced Galaxy AI will debut with the S25 series in early next year.
2️⃣5️⃣ series runs 1UI 7️⃣.0️⃣ internally
— Chun Bhai (@chunvn8888) October 31, 2024
Samsung said One UI 7 will launch with the new Galaxy S series next year. This announcement was made during the Developer Conference in early October. It sparked controversy on whether the One UI 7.1 is being dismantled.
As the development is still underway, the software could be upgraded to the newer version. Only Samsung can reveal if there is any strategic change in the software strategy, tentatively around the first quarter of the next year.
It could be possible that Samsung could replicate Google’s software strategy. The One UI 7.0 will debut with the Galaxy S25 series and roll out to older models. Samsung will expand new features with Feature Drop updates alongside security patches.
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Samsung Galaxy S24 FE now available in South Korea with exciting offers
Samsung released Galaxy S24 FE in South Korea with exciting offers. The Galaxy S24 FE is a product, which combines a design favored by Korean consumers, powerful performance, and advanced ‘Galaxy AI.’
The Galaxy S24 FE is available in Graphite, Gray, Blue, and Yellow, with a price of 946,000 won in South Korea. The device will be sold at Samsung stores, Samsung.com website, telecom stores both online and offline, and open markets.
Its 6.7-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X display and 4,700mAh battery offer extended backup. With the Exynos 2400e chipset and a larger Vapor Chamber, Samsung’s new Galaxy S24 FE stably supports high-spec gaming.
The Ray Tracing feature provides natural and realistic graphic environments during gameplay. In addition, the device also supports the latest Galaxy AI features such as Circle to Search, Live Translate, and Note Assist.
The camera offers powerful performance, which is supported by advanced hardware and AI-powered editing features. Equipped with the AI-based ProVisual Engine, it delivers more stable image quality across various conditions.
The enhanced Image Signal Processing enables clear portrait shots with less noise in low-light conditions. High-level photo editing is supported by Galaxy AI-based Photo Assist, featuring tools like ‘Generative Editing’ and ‘Portrait Studio.
Benefits
Available till December 31, 2024.
- 50% discount coupon for an official silicone case, available in Black, Navy, White, Mint, and Yellow.
- 30% discount coupon for Galaxy Watch7 and Galaxy Buds 3 will also be offered.
- For Galaxy Buds 3 purchases, a Häagen-Dazs Buds case will be included.
- Partnership content:
- 3-month free subscription to YouTube Premium
- 3-month free Welaa subscription with an additional 3-month 30% discount coupon, a 3-month subscription to Moazine
- 6-month trial for Microsoft 365 Basic.