Galaxy AI is one of the more disappointing Samsung developments in recent years. The company’s not alone, as Google and Motorola also struggle to deliver AI features that enhance the user experience. There was a time I thought the AI craze would blow over; the marketplace is usually magic at doing its thing, and I figured AI would only get so many chances to underwhelm before buyers revolted.
Unfortunately, that’s not the case, and companies continue to push new AI features in the name of innovation. Galaxy AI recently received a slate of new functions and upgrades, but I’m still left with a bad taste in my mouth. Samsung keeps going back to the well, almost begging us to find ways to weave AI into our daily user experience, but that’s not how any of this works. I’ve bought into the AI promise for two years now, and I’m tired of pretending Galaxy AI matters.
