2024-09-06 05:50:36
So far we have seen the rise of AI-based apps and websites coming to our devices.
This year is set to be the year of AI-powered features across the entire system, not just in one app
The Galaxy S24 arrives with this big proposal
When a technology manages to arouse mass interest it tends to become buzzword: a word that loses its meaning due to the number of times it is used. This happened with Big Data, Blockchain, Internet of Things, 5G or web3, for example. How long has it been since you heard the word ‘metaverse’?
The most recent, of course, is Artificial Intelligence: the paradigm shift that the arrival of ChatGPT brought about more than a year ago continues to have a cascade of consequences, and one of them is the number of industry players trying to jump on that bandwagon.
This is why the concept, which is not in any way to blame, is beginning to generate certain rejections. This is also what we are seeing with ‘Artificial Intelligence’: arched eyebrows.Does she need an oven that’s going to cost me 200 euros more for the joke?
Way forward
2023 was the year in which we started to massively use generative AI tools. ChatGPT, Copilot, Bing Chat, DALL·E, Midjourney, Bard… 2024 will be marked by trends that take them a step further and make them ubiquitous on our devices, in one way or another, and not just arrive as another application or website.
On the one hand, that of hardware specialized in AIcreated directly to run it. For example, the Rabbit R1, or proposals that have emerged in recent months, such as the Humane AI Pin or the Rewind Pendant.
These are not devices from existing ranges to which a layer of generative AI has been added, but rather devices created expressly to execute these functions.
On the other hand, that of the devices that integrate it natively and ubiquitouslyThe recently launched Galaxy S24 is a perfect example: its seven main functions integrate AI throughout almost the entire system.
From the phone, to get real-time translations and transcriptions during calls, to the keyboard, to change the tone of conversations or get suggestions to improve grammar, to summarizing web page content or generative photo editing.
By: www.xataka.com