List of AI News about Samsung
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2026-02-25 19:39 |
Android Unpacked 2026: Gemini Automations, Smarter Circle to Search, and Scam Detection — Latest AI Features Analysis
According to Sundar Pichai, Google unveiled new Android AI capabilities at Samsung Unpacked, including Gemini-powered automations, an upgraded Circle to Search, and on-device scam detection; according to the linked announcement post on Android’s official channels, these updates aim to streamline tasks, enhance multimodal search, and protect calls in real time. As reported by Samsung Unpacked coverage from major tech outlets, Gemini automations can summarize content and draft replies across apps, Circle to Search now recognizes more complex visual and contextual queries, and call protection flags suspicious patterns before users share sensitive data. For developers and OEMs, according to Google’s Android team, these features signal deeper Gemini integration into system services, expanding opportunities for contextual assistants, commerce flows inside visual search, and carrier-grade fraud prevention APIs for fintech and telecom partners. |
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2026-01-31 10:16 |
Samsung RTL Breakthrough: Specialized Subnetworks Defy Traditional Pruning Methods in Neural Networks
According to God of Prompt on Twitter, traditional pruning methods in neural networks assume a single pruning mask fits all data, which can limit performance and adaptability. Samsung's RTL (Routing the Lottery) method challenges this by discovering specialized subnetworks in neural networks, each tailored to distinct classes, clusters, or conditions. This approach optimizes neural network performance by adapting to specific data characteristics, offering significant advancements for AI developers seeking more efficient and flexible machine learning models. |
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2026-01-31 10:16 |
Samsung Breakthrough: Neural Network Pruning Goes Beyond the Lottery Ticket Hypothesis with Multiple Specialized Subnetworks
According to God of Prompt on Twitter, Samsung has introduced a major breakthrough in neural network research by challenging the established Lottery Ticket Hypothesis. Traditionally, researchers sought a single 'winning' subnetwork within a neural network for optimal performance. However, Samsung's findings demonstrate that multiple specialized subnetworks can coexist, each excelling in different tasks. This new approach to neural network pruning could significantly improve model efficiency and performance, opening up new business opportunities for companies seeking advanced machine learning solutions, as reported by God of Prompt. |