"Samsung is integrating its next-generation AI assistant directly into its 2025 TVs, featuring a dedicated AI button on the remote that provides access to conversational assistance -- not just standard voice commands. Called Vision AI Companion, the system is intelligent enough to engage in a natural, two-way dialogue with users, utilizing multiple AI models to support its cognitive capabilities. Samsung wants its users to converse with their TVs' AI assistants -- conversations that extend beyond making streaming requests or quick Q&As."
"For example, you could reach your Samsung Vision AI Companion with a press of the dedicated button on a compatible Samsung TV and ask the AI about a speaker in a documentary or news cast, then dive deeper into what other analysts think of their opinion -- all without pulling your phone out of your pocket. The AI assistant will be able to answer follow-up questions, maintaining the context of your conversation."
"Weeks after Amazon brought Alexa+ to Fire TVs and Roku Voice is received an AI upgrade, Samsung is jumping on the bandwagon with its Vision AI Companion. The system integrates several AI models to deliver an upgraded version of Bixby, including those developed through partnerships with Microsoft Copilot and Perplexity, to provide voice-controlled search and answer capabilities, as well as support for 10 languages."
Vision AI Companion is integrated into Samsung's 2025 TVs and is accessed via a dedicated AI button on the remote. The assistant supports natural, two-way conversations and maintains context to answer follow-up questions. Multiple AI models power the system, combining upgraded Bixby capabilities with partners such as Microsoft Copilot and Perplexity. The feature offers voice-controlled search, complex question answering, and support for ten languages. The assistant can provide on-screen visual elements to accompany responses. The system aims to go beyond streaming commands, allowing users to interrogate content — for example, asking about a speaker in a documentary and exploring other analysts' views.
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