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- Samsung is reportedly looking to expand its AI offerings.
- The company is said to be in talks with multiple vendors, including OpenAI and Perplexity.
- The aim is to give Galaxy S26 users more choice over what AI model they use.
Samsung has long been partnering with Google to bring Gemini to its Galaxy phones. While this partnership has served Samsung well, a new report suggests the company doesn’t want to be tied to only one outside AI model. The firm is said to be in talks with some of Google’s biggest rivals in the AI space.
In a very Apple-like move, Samsung is looking to diversify its outside AI agent portfolio. According to Bloomberg, the Korean tech giant has its eyes set on bringing OpenAI and Perplexity into the fold. Choi Won-Joon, president and COO of Samsung’s mobile division, told the outlet that the company is aiming to give its customers more choices over what AI they use on the Galaxy S26.