For a while, I've been seeing articles about Samsung potentially partnering with Perplexity, and them partnering with Microsoft to bring Copilot to their new TVs and smart monitors. This is starting to confuse me, as I am now uncertain of which AI assistant they're settling for. Is it just going to be one AI for all, or are they gonna have different AIs for different products? If anyone has the answers to this, please let me know.
Samsung is planning to partner with the AI startup Perplexity to integrate its technology into Samsung devices, including preloading its app and assistant on future phones. This partnership is expected to be announced soon, potentially enhancing Samsung's AI capabilities for the 2026 phone slate. And yes, Samsung is also planning on partnering with Microsoft to bring AI / copilot to samsung tvs and monitors. Some select 2025 samsung tvs have the Microsoft AI Copilot feature already.
Samsung doesn't own its AI, so the only way is partnership with other AI company
CMIIW, Galaxy AI is powered by Gemini. Also Bixby for phone already replaced by Gemini, even Apple partnership with Open AI
if you are asking assistant for phone, the answer is Gemini. Currently Bixby is useful if you have Samsung TV/Refrigerator/washing machine, control them with SmartThings by using Bixby, let's see if Samsung also use Copilot to control home appliances
