The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 and Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 could be the company’s first smartphones to show off so-called “advanced artificial intelligence (AI) features.”
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According to reports, a patent application from the South Korean tech giant has been published online showing a document outlining this feature. Despite the existence of similar features in the GalaxyAI suite, the patent application suggests the introduction of new features in creating summaries that take user preferences into account.
A recent report by Korean publication Chosun Biz (via @Tech_Reve) revealed that Samsung’s patent application was discovered on the Korea Intellectual Property Information Service (KIPRIS) website.
This application was filed to patent AI technology that can generate document summaries through Samsung Gauss. It’s worth mentioning that Gauss is Samsung’s proprietary large-scale language model (LLM) and plays a central role in Galaxy AI.
According to the report, this particular technology will enhance the functionality of summarization. Users can request the AI to generate summaries in a specific style, such as “short and neutral” or “long and negative in tone.”
In an example shared from a patent, the AI was asked to summarize an article on “Korea-US Summit Agenda” using the prompt “Please summarize briefly and neutrally.” The results yielded neutral summaries containing keywords such as “North Korea, nuclear weapons, missiles, South Korea-US military exercises.”
The report, citing anonymous insiders familiar with the matter, suggests that upcoming Samsung Gauss and Document Summary AI features could be integrated into Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 and Galaxy Z Fold 6 models, possibly in 2016. hints that it will debut at the Unpacked event. July.
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There is also speculation that this technology will eventually be extended to the Galaxy S series as well. It is important to emphasize that this is just a patent application and there is no guarantee that it will become a feature, especially in the short term.
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