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Samsung wants to do away with settings in future smartphones

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Samsung believes that adjusting settings manually is out of date and is exploring a new AI feature that adjusts settings for you.

Samsung is investing more and more in AI to make their phones more interesting than the competition’s. According to Android Authority, the company would now be working on a new AI feature that allows you to use your smartphone without ever having to dive into the Settings menu.

AI in abundance

Smartphones could predict settings based on your usage behavior. ET News knows that not only settings would work with AI, but the keyboard and camera could also be improved.

Currently, users can already change settings with the Bixby assistant. The only requirement is a voice command. So with artificial intelligence, those settings can be adjusted automatically.

If implemented correctly, that feature could well profoundly change the way we use our phones. That can only happen if the technology is fully on point and as user-friendly as possible.

That artificial intelligence is evolving at an unprecedented rate is no public secret. More and more companies are jumping on that bandwagon to keep up with the competition. A series of Copilot Plus laptops was recently released, and cyber security is also being regulated more frequently by AI. PC manufacturers such as Lenovo are also looking to develop AI features that control your device’s settings for you.