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Samsung to develop generative AI solutions like ChatGPT
Samsung is promoting the development of generative AI solutions (like ChatGPT) optimized for translation and document summarization on its own. The company has decided to ban the use of generative artificial intelligence (AI) such as ChatGPT through in-house PCs, reports SBS Biz.
According to the report, on April 28, Samsung announced that it would temporarily restrict the use of generative AI through in-house PCs from this month in relation to the company’s internal ChatGPT policy for employees in the Device eXperience (DX) sector.
In addition to this, the South Korean tech giant reportedly asked employees to be careful not to enter company-related information or personal information of themselves or others even when using generative AI outside the company via mobile devices.
After restricting the use of AI chatbot in the work field, Samsung is allegedly preparing solutions optimized for translation, document summarization, and software development support by using various forms of AI models on its own.
In the recent past, some employees at the Semiconductor (DS) division uploaded secret information on ChatGPT, which led to restriction on the use of AI chatbot at Samsung. The contents of the accident identified by Samsung were “2 cases of leakage of equipment information” and “1 case of leakage of meeting contents.”
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As a result of a survey on the use of ChatGPT for employees in the DX division, a significant number of executives and employees answered that they use ChatGPT in-house for reasons such as quick information acquisition and work convenience.
In particular, it was reported that there was a high demand for the use of generative AI in translation and document summarization. However, 65% of respondents said that there is a security risk when using it in-house. Meanwhile, Samsung Elec said:
“Since the information entered into the generative AI is transmitted and stored to an external server and used for AI learning, it is impossible to retrieve or delete the content once uploaded, so important information of the company can be used as an answer to other people’s questions. There are serious security risks.”
Samsung is not only planning to unveil the Galaxy Tab A9 in India next month but there will be a Plus variant too. In a recent development, the Galaxy Tab A9+ has been spotted on Google Play Console.
Google Play Console listing doesn’t reveal much about its specs, while its existence is almost confirmed. The Galaxy Tab A9 Plus will feature a 1200 x 1920 pixels resolution display, while the size remains unknown at the moment.
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Past reports revealed that this tablet will be equipped with Snapdragon 695 processor, coupled with 4GB RAM. However, the Tab A9 is said to sport MediaTek’s Helio G99 chipset and a 1340 x 800 pixels resolution display.
Samsung Smart View feature is getting a new update with version 8.2.16.44. This feature allows you to mirror your phone’s screen to your TV, as well as control the TV with your mobile.
Now, the company is enhancing the Samsung Smart View feature through a new update. It fixes some issues that users spotted in previous versions to improve the performance and stability of the app.
The installtion package size of this update is 5.73MB, available on the Galaxy Store. If you use the Smart View function of a Samsung smartphone, then you should install the latest update of it.
You can get the Samsung Smart View 8.2.16.44 update through Galaxy Store >> Menu option >> Updates. Also, you can download it through the link mentioned here.
Samsung Home Launcher gets updated right before One UI 6 unveiling on October 4
It’s not possible for any smartphone maker to provide users with never-ending software support. With Android 13, various Galaxy devices ended major upgrade support, and the same case will happen with One UI 6 for some popular Samsung smartphones.
Preparation to deliver 2023’s Android version is already underway by Google. While Pixel users have started experiencing the Android 14 OS through the Beta Program, Samsung didn’t see that side. However, the company is running the One UI Beta Program, which started on August 10.
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This year, popular Samsung flagships such as Galaxy S20 and Galaxy Note 20 series won’t receive the One UI 6. Both lineups have finished their striking era of continuous software upgrades, still, an additional year of security patches is remaining.
Samsung has always remained the king of after-sales services to Galaxy consumers. Presently, the company provides up to four years of major OS upgrades, which will be extended further for the time being. It has also raised the bar of security updates to five years, letting consumers keep their phones longer.
Citing sadly, but don’t wait for One UI 6 on these Samsung smartphones:
- Galaxy S20
- Galaxy S20 Plus
- Galaxy S20 Ultra
- Galaxy S20 FE LTE/5G
- Galaxy Z Flip – LTE/5G
- Galaxy Note20
- Galaxy Note20 Ultra
- Galaxy Z Fold2 5G
Sizzling era ends at 5.1
Samsung delivered the One UI 5.1 upgrade to all flagship smartphones upgraded to the Android 13-based One UI 5.0. The new version means more new features, and there’s no exception with the One UI 5.1 software system.
Customization is at its peak level on the One UI 5.1 and the upgraded capabilities of Good Lock (and family) make you wow! Screenshots no longer collide with photos captured by the camera and creating a cutout of the object is as simple as copying a text!
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