The company confirms it’s in talks with multiple AI vendors ahead of the Galaxy S26.
Referential image of the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra. | Image credit — PhoneArena
Samsung is planning to bring more AI options to its upcoming Galaxy phones. Right now, the company uses Google’s Gemini AI on devices like the Galaxy S25 and Z Fold devices, but that might change soon. According to a new report from Bloomberg, Samsung is talking to other AI companies — including OpenAI and Perplexity AI — about working together on future phones.
Choi Won-Joon, who runs Samsung’s mobile division, told Bloomberg that the company is in talks with several AI providers. His goal is to offer Galaxy users more choices. He explained that Samsung is open to using any AI agent, as long as it offers a strong experience.
Samsung already uses Gemini for many features on its Galaxy devices, like Circle to Search and AI-powered editing tools.
