Samsung's Roh Tae-moon Meets with Google's Vice President to Discuss AI Cooperation
Roh Tae-moon, president and head of the mobile experience (MX) business at Samsung Electronics, recently had a meeting with Rick Osterloh, Google’s Vice President of Platforms & Devices, to explore opportunities for collaboration in the field of artificial intelligence (AI).
According to industry sources on April 26, Osterloh shared a photo on his social media platform showing himself with Roh, indicating a productive discussion took place. Osterloh expressed, "We had an in-depth conversation with TM (Roh Tae-moon). Our partnership is stronger than ever, and both companies are excited about the AI cooperation and the potential it holds for the future."
Continued Collaboration for Enhanced Android Ecosystem
Samsung Electronics also acknowledged Osterloh's post, highlighting the ongoing collaboration with Google to improve the Android ecosystem. The company stated, "Exciting developments are in store for the AI-based Galaxy and Android experiences as we work together to enhance user interactions."
Future Initiatives and Integration of "Gemini Nano"
While specific details of the collaboration were not disclosed, it is apparent that both companies are concentrating on refining the next version of Google's generative AI, known as "Gemini Nano." This technology is expected to be integrated into the Galaxy smartphones set to launch in the upcoming year. Additionally, features like "Circle to Search" powered by generative AI are likely to see further expansion.
