The co-CEO of Samsung Electronics said the company plans to double the number of mobile devices equipped with Google Gemini artificial intelligence this year. As global competition for artificial intelligence becomes more intense, this move will help the Korean company surpass its rivals and seize an advantage. As of last year, Samsung has introduced Gemini-enabled artificial intelligence features to around 400 million mobile products, including smartphones and tablets, and plans to increase this number to 800 million units by 2026. “We will apply artificial intelligence to all products, all functions, and all services as soon as possible,” TM Roh said in an interview. As the world's largest supporter of Google's Android mobile platform, Samsung's plan will provide a major boost to its partner Google. Currently, Google is fiercely competing with companies such as OpenAI to attract more consumers to use its artificial intelligence models.

The co-CEO of Samsung Electronics said the company plans to double the number of mobile devices equipped with Google Gemini artificial intelligence this year. As global competition for artificial intelligence becomes more intense, this move will help the Korean company surpass its rivals and seize an advantage. As of last year, Samsung has introduced Gemini-enabled artificial intelligence features to around 400 million mobile products, including smartphones and tablets, and plans to increase this number to 800 million units by 2026. “We will apply artificial intelligence to all products, all functions, and all services as soon as possible,” TM Roh said in an interview. As the world's largest supporter of Google's Android mobile platform, Samsung's plan will provide a major boost to its partner Google. Currently, Google is fiercely competing with companies such as OpenAI to attract more consumers to use its artificial intelligence models.