Samsung Launches Generative AI Model Made For Its Devices (cnbc.com) 8
Samsung has beat Apple to the chase by introducing a new generative AI model that's expected to come to its devices soon. The model is called Samsung Gauss after Carl Friedrich Gauss, "the legendary mathematician who established normal distribution theory, the backbone of machine learning and AI." CNBC reports: The AI system has a number of features: the first, Samsung Gauss Language, is a generative language model which can help compose emails and translate content, as well as "enhance the consumer experience by enabling smarter device control when integrated into products." The second feature allows in-house software developers to write code quickly, while the third, Samsung Gauss Image, can generate or edit images.
"Samsung Gauss is currently used on employee productivity but will be expanded to a variety of Samsung product applications to provide new user experience in the near future," Samsung said in a press release on Wednesday. Samsung could be amongst the first handset makers in the world to introduce generative AI to its devices. Daniel Araujo, Samsung's vice president of the mobile business, said on the company's earnings call last month that generative AI technology will likely reach customers next year.
"Samsung Gauss is currently used on employee productivity but will be expanded to a variety of Samsung product applications to provide new user experience in the near future," Samsung said in a press release on Wednesday. Samsung could be amongst the first handset makers in the world to introduce generative AI to its devices. Daniel Araujo, Samsung's vice president of the mobile business, said on the company's earnings call last month that generative AI technology will likely reach customers next year.
help compose emails? (Score:2)
Composing legit emails is already easy
Is this a new tool for spammers?
Re: (Score:2, Insightful)
There are a few things here...
1) There's something about the mobile phone user market that makes them unable to string a sentence together. Ask Google a question about your phone, especially an android phone, and the top hits will be some barely readable crap. Do the same about Windows and it'll be slightly better, go for Mac and it'll be a bit better still. Ask it about (say) Python and you'll get some proper sentences.
Anyone who can do anything to improve the barely literate output of a massive section of
Will this compete with g assistant? (Score:1)
Or will the only thing I can actually do be to write emails that look like spam?
Gauss for the legendary mathematician (Score:2)
vs. Bixby for the guy on "The Courtship of Eddie's Father" and "My Favorite Martian".
No pressure there...
The Plan. It's brilliant, guys. Brilliant. (Score:2)
"People who can't write a short, coherent email to save their fucking lives despite years of experience where they could be less bad at it will now be writing prompts to a Magical Mystery Future Woo Woo Computer AI that will spit out a wall of text they will be too lazy and irresponsible to read. They will immediately copy and paste that into the body of an email and send it without even a header to someone. They will later scream at that someone for ignoring their email and demand they are shown respect."