Galaxy AI now supports more languages ​​with latest update – Samsung Newsroom UK

Samsung continues to break language barriers and innovate communication for more users with Galaxy AI

Samsung Electronics has announced upcoming expansion with three new languages ​​for Galaxy AI: Arabic, Indonesian and Russian, as well as three new dialects: Australian English, Cantonese and Canadian French. In addition to 13 languages[1] are now available, Samsung is enabling even more Galaxy users around the world to harness the power of mobile AI. In addition to these new languages ​​and dialects, Samsung plans to add four more languages ​​later this year, including Romanian, Turkish, Dutch and Swedish, as well as dialects of Traditional Chinese and European Portuguese.

“Committed to democratizing mobile AI for everyone, this year’s Galaxy AI language expansion will enable even more Galaxy users to communicate across language barriers at a scale completely unique to Samsung,” the company said. TM Ro, President and Head of Mobile Technologies Division, Samsung Electronics. “We will continue to innovate our technology and launch best-in-class AI mobile apps to ensure even more users are equipped with the right tools to unlock their limitless potential.” »

Galaxy AI Feature Descriptions

• Function Live Translate Produces two-way voice and text translation of phone calls in real time, allowing users to easily make reservations on the go or communicate with grandparents in their native language[2].
• Interpretation function (Interpreter) can instantly translate live conversations on a convenient split screen, allowing each speaker to read a text translation of what was just said.[3]
• L’chat support (Chat assistant) can help improve the tone of a conversation by generating contextual suggestions that help messages sound like they should, whether it’s a polite message to a colleague or a short, catchy phrase for a social media caption.[4]
• Note Help Can create AI-generated resumes, pre-formatted templates, and cover pages to improve your daily productivity.[5]
• Transcription uses artificial intelligence and text-to-text technology to transcribe, summarize and even translate voice recordings.
• Browsing Assist helps you keep up with what’s happening in the world by saving time by creating concise summaries of news articles or web pages.[6].

Starting in late April, Galaxy AI’s new supported languages ​​and dialects will be available for download as a language pack from the Settings app.

To learn more about Galaxy AI, visit the Samsung Press Center and Samsung.com.

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[1] Supported languages: Chinese, English (India, UK, US), French, German, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese (Brazil), Spanish (Mexico, Spain, US), Thai and Vietnamese.

[2] Live translation requires a network connection and a Samsung account login. Live streaming is only available in the pre-installed Samsung Phone app. Languages ​​require downloading a language pack. Service availability may vary by language. Language availability may vary. The accuracy of the results is not guaranteed.

[3] The translator feature requires a Samsung account login. Availability of supported languages ​​may vary. Languages ​​require downloading a language pack. Service availability may vary by language. Language availability may vary. The accuracy of the results is not guaranteed. Availability and supported features may vary by country, region, or carrier.

[4]Chat Assist requires you to sign in to your Samsung account. Enabling this feature requires length requirements. Service availability may vary by language and application. The accuracy of the results is not guaranteed.

[5] Note Assist requires a network connection and a Samsung account login. Character limits apply. Service availability may vary by language. The accuracy of the results is not guaranteed.

[6]Navigation Assistant requires a network connection and a Samsung account login. Browsing Assistant is only available in the pre-installed Samsung Internet app. Character limits apply. Service availability may vary by language. The accuracy of the results is not guaranteed.