Samsung

Samsung's AI-powered 'Next-generation Bixby' Debuts, but Not Yet Available for Use

Samsung quietly unveils 'Next-generation Bixby' AI-powered assistant in China, with new features like video integration, webpage translation, and generative AI for office documents.
By Blip Tech 1 min read

Samsung has launched its "Next-generation Bixby" for Galaxy devices in China, alongside the debut of the Galaxy W25 and W25 Flip. This new AI-powered assistant brings several key features, including pulling video into requests, translating web pages, understanding complex user intentions, using content on screen, and generating office documents based on user prompts. There's no word yet on when this new Bixby will be available outside of China.

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