Vice President Yoo predicts that home appliances will use artificial intelligence to expand services beyond basic performance, such as air conditioners that can automatically set the user’s preferred temperature, refrigerators that can not only store ingredients, but also determine the status and provide management suggestions.

If the plan goes well, Samsung Electronics home appliances are expected to adopt AI services not only in high-end product lines such as Bespoke, but also in entry-level product lines.

It is learned that Samsung Electronics plans to install its operating system “Tizen” in all products. In addition to being applied to large home appliances such as TVs, washing machines, and refrigerators, Samsung Electronics is also developing and installing lightweight products for small home appliances. Grade Tizen RT. The cumulative number of home appliances equipped with Tizen operating system exceeds 15 million units, and is expected to exceed 20 million by the end of the year.

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The Samsung Bixby operations team confirmed that the feature is only available in the U.S. and South Korea right now, but intends to release Bixby for Kids in additional countries/regions. The process will be gradual and as of now, there is no exact timeline or roadmap.

Bixby Kids can be enabled via Samsung Account after creating a family group and setting up a child account. Samsung’s official announcement states that the feature is available for children under the age of 13, although this age limit may vary by country/region.

Bixby for Kids is largely the same as the version accessible to adults, but with content curated for children. For example, kids can ask Bixby questions and the conversational AI will answer in an age-appropriate way.

Bixby Kids also tells stories, plays music, and allows kids to play kid-friendly games. Looking at the Samsung Kids features running in One UI, it is expected that Bixby offers ad-free mobile games for kids that do not track children’s activities and prevent unnecessary game purchase transactions. Samsung’s announcement also mentions that the recent Bixby update brings feature improvements and bug fixes.

Recent reports suggest that Samsung may be considering bringing advanced language modeling capabilities to its artificial intelligence. Samsung is looking at tools such as ChatGPT as an example of the next step in its conversational AI research and how these technologies can improve the user experience. Samsung has an AI R&D division and is willing to work with technology companies in the AI space to enable future advancements.

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