Samsung AI stands for "Advanced Intelligence", gives users option run features on-device only

Unlike most companies implying 'Artificial Intelligence' when using the common abbreviation ‘AI’, Samsung is using it to mean ‘Advanced Intelligence’. Although the company hasn't made its reasons public, it is apparent it wants to avoid some of the less pleas…

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Samsung AI stands for "Advanced Intelligence", gives users option run features on-device only - Notebookcheck.net

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