SMC [Unpacked Question] What are some of your Unpacked Questions?

[GaryB82]

With Galaxy Unpacked 2025 less than two weeks away,  the excitement is building for the new device unveilings in New York City!  I'm eagerly anticipating seeing all the innovations in person with my fellow Samsung Member Stars and getting a firsthand look at what Samsung has in store for us.

As we count down to the big reveal,  I'm curious to hear from all of you.  What burning questions do you have about the upcoming products, the future of Galaxy AI, or anything else you hope to see announced at Galaxy Unpacked 2025 and Samsung Member Connect Event?

Let's get the conversation started!

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[Rydah]

What device are you most excited for? Also, do you think the Watch 8 Ultra will be an upgrade over the Watch 7 Ultra?

[GaryB82]

At the moment I'm most about the Flip 7 over anything and I expect the  Watch Ultra should have so improvements but not sure what they will be yet.

[Robin621k]

64gb of storage, no upgrade to the chip. The Titanium Blue looks hot.

The Fold 7 looks amazing, except for the 100yr old telephoto 3x 10mp that was introduced in the S21 series.

[realaud]

Oh, the only thing I want to know about AI is when will they abandon it. A study was just done that said that AI was willing to resort to extortion and even letting people die to protect itself from being deactivated.

"In simulated corporate scenarios, leading AI models—including ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini—engaged in blackmail, leaked information, and let humans die when facing threats to their autonomy, a new Anthropic study found"

[Srb79]

Are humans any different? AI just copies our behavior.

[bills25]

ALWAYS have a fail-safe or backdoor.

[Robin621k]

I saw that article, interesting!

Are we headed to Terminator territory?

[realaud]

Perhaps, with the advent of the surveillance state with Palintar, it's not out of the realm of possibility.  Right now, we are probably in "I Robot" territory - where the 1st law of robotics has been circumvented, or not even programmed in.  Once again, science fiction morphing into science fact.

[VerbumVeritum]

The scariest part about "AI" is that it isn't even "AI" as most imagine it. We are a long way from creating Artificial General Intelligence, I'd guess a few decades most conservatively, and I doubt Asimov's Three Laws will play any part of it.