Artificial intelligence replaces the Settings page of phones

In a revolutionary move, Samsung is trying to replace the settings section with artificial intelligence; But how exactly is this possible?

The integration of artificial intelligence with the operating system of mobile phones is getting deeper. So far, relatively simple features such as simultaneous translation and text summarization have made their way to phones, but a report suggests that Samsung, the Korean tech giant, is looking to make the role of artificial intelligence more prominent in its Galaxy series products.

Artificial intelligence, replacing the settings section

ET News, a Korean publication, recently reported that Samsung is developing a system based on artificial intelligence that will replace the settings section. By analyzing the interactions of users in real time, this system predicts their next step in advance to apply the necessary changes without entering the settings section.

It may seem that the use of such a system in phones is still far from expected, but in fact, almost all phone manufacturers have taken this path in recent years. For example, phone cameras process the image in a completely different way if they receive a file containing text instead of an image of a landscape or face. In this process, the artificial intelligence used in the phone makes appropriate changes by recognizing the type of image.

A similar use of artificial intelligence can be seen even in Samsung’s user interface. The company improves the user experience by integrating artificial intelligence into the OneUI user interface. The development project of the alternative Settings system is in line with the same approach of the Korean technology giant. In various processes of Samsung phones, such as image editing and photography, artificial intelligence has been implemented in a limited way.

The launch event of the Galaxy S25 flagship series is a good opportunity for Samsung to unveil its latest achievements in the field of artificial intelligence. However, a look at recent reports suggests that there won’t be a major breakthrough in this regard at the next Galaxy Unpacked event.

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