"Samsung has made major investments in its health technology, and that mission looks to be continuing with a new Health app. Samsung is rolling out an AI health coach called "Samsung Health Assistant," found while digging around Samsung's beta on the Health app. Also: Every AI model is flunking medicine - and LMArena proposes a fix The AI-powered assistant, presumably powered by Google's Gemini (which powers its Galaxy Watches), will reportedly answer questions on health and wellness."
"Earlier this summer, Samsung unveiled its AI-powered Running Coach feature alongside the release of its new lineup of Galaxy Watches. Running Coach takes activity data, measures running ability through a short running test, and then creates a personalized plan users can follow to achieve their desired pace or prepare for their next race. Health Assistant could suggest more content similar to Running Coach, but with other activities -- possibly swimming or cycling -- in mind."
Samsung is rolling out Samsung Health Assistant, an AI health coach integrated into the Health app that answers health, sleep, and activity questions and offers tips. The assistant is presumably powered by Google's Gemini and encourages users to log health data while explicitly not diagnosing or treating medical conditions. Samsung previously released an AI-powered Running Coach that uses activity data and a short running test to build personalized training plans. A beta screen recording showed the assistant suggesting activities to increase daily activity goals after detecting low activity levels. The feature is expected to launch later this year. Other wearables vendors also offer AI chatbots.
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