Samsung Southwest Asia’s President and CEO, JB Park, recently showcased the advanced capabilities of ‘Galaxy AI’ to Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the UP ‘Global Investors’ Summit 2023′. The meeting took place on Monday during the UP Ground Breaking Ceremony 4.0 (GBC 4.0).
In a company statement, it was revealed that Samsung engineers played a crucial role in the development of ‘Galaxy AI’. Park discussed the company’s remarkable journey in Noida over the past 28 years, which included the establishment of the world’s largest manufacturing plant and two R&D centers.
One of the impressive features of ‘Galaxy AI’ is ‘Live Translate’, allowing real-time voice and text translations within the native app, revolutionizing phone calls by enabling two-way communication seamlessly. Additionally, Samsung collaborated with Google to introduce the ‘Circle to Search’ feature, which offers an intuitive, gesture-driven search experience.
In 2018, Prime Minister Modi inaugurated the world’s largest mobile factory of Samsung Electronics in Noida’s sector 81. Since then, Samsung has been dedicated to incorporating artificial intelligence into its flagship devices. The Indian research and development team has played a significant role in the creation of future ‘AI phones’, working closely with Korean teams and overseas R&D centers such as Samsung Research America (SRA).
As Samsung intensifies its efforts to integrate AI into its devices, the company is committed to continuous innovation. With the support of its talented engineers and strategic collaborations, Samsung aims to deliver cutting-edge technology and enhance user experiences in the ever-evolving smartphone industry.
This demonstration of ‘Galaxy AI’ to Prime Minister Modi highlights Samsung’s commitment to bringing advanced technologies to the Indian market. The company’s investment in research and development showcases their determination to stay at the forefront of technological advancements, benefiting both customers and the overall growth of the Indian economy.
Samsung Southwest Asia’s President and CEO showcases ‘Galaxy AI’ capabilities to Indian Prime Minister Modi
Samsung Southwest Asia’s President and CEO, JB Park, showcased the advanced capabilities of ‘Galaxy AI’ to Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the UP ‘Global Investors’ Summit 2023′. The meeting took place on Monday during the UP Ground Breaking Ceremony 4.0 (GBC 4.0). Samsung engineers were instrumental in the development of ‘Galaxy AI’. Park discussed the company’s achievements in Noida, including the establishment of the world’s largest manufacturing plant and two R&D centers.
‘Galaxy AI’ features
One impressive feature of ‘Galaxy AI’ is ‘Live Translate’, which enables real-time voice and text translations within the native app. This revolutionizes phone calls by facilitating seamless two-way communication. Samsung also collaborated with Google to introduce the ‘Circle to Search’ feature, offering an intuitive, gesture-driven search experience.
Samsung’s commitment to AI integration
Since inaugurating the world’s largest mobile factory in Noida’s sector 81 in 2018, Samsung has been dedicated to incorporating artificial intelligence into its flagship devices. The Indian research and development team has played a significant role in the creation of future ‘AI phones’, working closely with Korean teams and overseas R&D centers such as Samsung Research America (SRA). Samsung aims to deliver cutting-edge technology and enhance user experiences in the smartphone industry.
Samsung’s commitment to the Indian market
The demonstration of ‘Galaxy AI’ to Prime Minister Modi highlights Samsung’s commitment to bringing advanced technologies to the Indian market. The company’s investment in research and development showcases their determination to stay at the forefront of technological advancements. This benefits both customers and the overall growth of the Indian economy.
Key terms and jargon
– ‘Galaxy AI’: The advanced capabilities and features integrated into Samsung’s flagship devices, driven by artificial intelligence technology.
– ‘Live Translate’: A feature within ‘Galaxy AI’ that enables real-time voice and text translations within the native app.
– ‘Circle to Search’: A feature introduced through collaboration between Samsung and Google, providing an intuitive, gesture-driven search experience.
Related links
– Samsung India
– Samsung Global
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