Samsung may replace the settings menu with interaction with artificial intelligence in Galaxy S smartphones. The company believes that AI in its smartphones will be able to predict user needs, thus making the Settings menu a redundant function. This was reported by TechRadar with reference to the Korean media ETNews.
Samsung believes that the user will be able to make the desired changes in the interaction with artificial intelligence. These adjustments include notification settings, screen brightness, and other basic functions.
When using AI, Samsung focuses on the camera and keyboard instead of the usual settings. Smartphones already perform most photo enhancement operations on their own. Artificial intelligence can improve the smartphone experience with subtle but useful features, such as automatic night mode switching.
When it comes to the keyboard, AI can help personalize typing. Automatic word prediction usually refers to the most common phrases, but AI can modify these elements to best suit a particular user's writing style.
Delegating mundane smartphone settings to AI can be really convenient. Automating tasks and anticipating needs can help Samsung's AI smartphones stand out in an increasingly crowded market.
No clear timeline for the rollout of the new AI features has been announced. They may be part of Samsung's next major software update, One UI 7 based on Android 15.