Samsung could soon bake ChatGPT into its TVs to match Gemini on Google TV
and Im all for it
Date:
Fri, 17 Jan 2025 15:20:01 +0000
Description:
OpenAI and Samsung will collaborate on an AI TV, according to the latest
rumor out of Korea.
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of an open collaboration between Samsung and OpenAI on an AI TV Google is already integrating Gemini into the Google TV system An AI TV could form part of a brand new TV entertainment system
A Korean website is reporting that Samsung and OpenAI are collaborating together on an AI TV. The website describes it as an open partnership between the two companies. There's no mention of new hardware, but a software integration with ChatGPT has precedent since ChatGPT has already been integrated into Apple's operating systems as part of Apple Intelligence .
Samsung TVs currently run on the Tizen OS , and the Korean company has already introduced several AI features to them like AI Upscaling and AI Sounds, not to mention its new Vision AI , which was introduced at CES 2025 .
Vision AI can do things like see what dish is on screen and find you the recipes for cooking it, then link to the Samsung food app. It can also do
live translation. Samsung vs Google TV
Samsung integrating ChatGPT into its TV range might sound as if it comes out of the blue, but it makes strategic sense. The move comes as Google is about to add Gemini AI to its Google TV operating system , so that you can talk to your TV without a remote.
Announced at CES 2025, Google TV is a successor to Android TV, but has as cleaner interface, better recommendations for TV programs and also Gemini baked in, so you can activate it with the Hey Google voice control, and
simply speak your requests, instead of having to use a TV remote.
Next generation Google TV devices arent expected to enter the market until towards the end of 2025, so wed imagine a similar time frame for any OpenAI and Samsung collaboration. Google TV points the way to the future of entertainment. (Image credit: Future) N
Personally Id love the ability to talk to my TV, especially if it has something like ChatGPT or Gemini inside. Id like to be able to ask it questions beyond the usual functional TV operation like asking it to record a program or find something on a streaming service. Recently it was revealed that Gemini could be available as you watch YouTube videos , so you can ask
it questions about what youre watching. Just imagine the ability to be able
to ask your TV, Who is this actor, and what else have I seen him in? It could settle so many of the debates we have in our household about where weve seen so and so before. Not to mention eliminating the time it takes to currently pause the TV program, find our phones, and then look them up. Yes, software like Prime Video's X-ray exists, but it's not nearly as cool.
And thats not even counting my biggest bug bear with my current AI-less TV experience losing the remote. Every TV remote seems to be designed to be
lost - theyre usually black, for a start, so impossibly hard to locate when the lights are low and youre watching TV in the evening. Yes, I know there
are tracking devices you can stick to your remote to help you locate them
with your phone, but then you have to find your phone first!
While having ChatGPT or Gemini in your TV might sound a bit excessive to some people, I can genuinely say that Id find it useful, and Im looking forward to finally being able to lose my TV remote control for good. You might also like The best Samsung TV 2024 for all budgets, tested by our reviewers Samsungs massive 115-inch mini-LED TV is its largest yet but theres an even bigger
one at CES 2025 The next-generation of Google TV is on the way with an improved Gemini thatll make smarter and better
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