Samsung to have AI in all devices and appliances by 2020

Samsung has lofty plans for artificial intelligence, will have it in ALL products by 2020.

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CES 2018 - Samsung has just pushed all-in with the future of artificial intelligence, with the company announcing it has a new consumer product strategy for AI during its CES 2018 keynote speech in Vegas.

Samsung to have AI in all devices and appliances by 2020 | TweakTown.com

The news comes directly from Samsung Research boss H.S. Kim who said that every product Samsung makes in 2020 will have built-in AI and would connect to the Internet of Things cloud, making everything the South Korean giant sells a smart product that will learn from everything you do.

Kim said this plan from Samsung would happen in a 3-fold pillar that would simplify its product stack, pushing them into a single-cloud approach that would include connectivity, cloud, and intelligence.

Samsung will be ditching its Smart Home and Smart View by combining it all into a new Smart Things app that will launch later this year, something that will have consumers with multiple Samsung products able to secure their devices by voice or by fingerprint authentication.

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