Samsung Galaxy S24 integrates Baidu's AI model.

According to a strategic cooperation agreement between Samsung China and Baidu AI Cloud, the Galaxy S24 will utilize the Ernie big language model to implement the Circle to Search feature. Chinese users can use this function to search for text, images, or videos with results provided by Baidu.

Additionally, Ernie helps users translate and summarize text, as well as transcribe speech in various languages ​​through its Note Assistant function.

Globally, Samsung uses Google's Gemini AI technology on the Galaxy S24. However, in China, where Google has no presence, the South Korean company has relied on its domestic AI business to maintain competitiveness for its new 5G smartphone.

A person poses for a photo with the new Samsung Galaxy S24 phones at a launch event in the US. (Photo: Reuters)

According to research by Counterpoint, AI smartphone sales this year could exceed 100 million units and reach 522 million by 2027. The race to integrate generative AI into smartphones among Chinese brands is becoming increasingly intense. They see this technology as a potential factor to transform the declining global mobile industry.

Earlier this year, Honor introduced the Magic 6 – the company's first 4G smartphone to integrate its own large-scale programming language, MagicLM. The previous month, Oppo also launched the Find X7, which features its own AndesGPT technology.

Several Chinese manufacturers have announced their own major AI models, including Huawei and Vivo. In contrast, Xiaomi has integrated AI into its HyperOS operating system. Baidu opened Ernie Bot to the public in late August 2023. The company stated that Ernie 4 can develop AI applications for various traditional industries and business scenarios to improve efficiency.

Samsung's latest partnership comes amid growing legal restrictions on Chinese AI service providers. The mainland authorities have issued new guidelines and regulations to ensure AI-generated content conforms to government guidelines.

China is one of the first countries in the world to regulate domestically generated AI services, targeting all AI-generated content services, including text, images, audio, and video. Authorities require businesses providing products to the public to promote wholesome content and adhere to core socialist values.

(According to SCMP)

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