New Galaxy AI feature could make Samsung’s Settings menu useless

Samsung is continuously exploring ways to improve the Galaxy experience through AI. A new report suggests that Samsung is developing an AI feature that could render your Galaxy phone’s Settings menu worthless.

ETNews reports that Samsung wants Galaxy users to operate their phones without the need to navigate the Settings menu. Samsung is working on a new AI feature that would end the need to access Galaxy phone’s Settings.

While specific details have not been revealed, the South Korean tech giant is believed to be working on an AI software strategy, which enables users to use their smartphones without accessing the Settings menu.

The company is planning to enhance the performance of key “touchpoints” across the Keyboard and Camera. This move is to implement features that can predict and anticipate users’ needs in advance, reducing the need to jump to Settings.

Samsung is said to be aiming to revolutionize the Galaxy experience through its innovative AI strategy. Galaxy users will benefit from the company’s innovative AI advancements, with deep AI integration being the next track to pursue.

One UI may deeply integrate artificial intelligence and machine learning across the operating system. It will let the software analyze and predict responses based on user behavior and routines to make functioning seamless.

There’s no timeline tipped for the AI suggestion feature in One UI. The company is currently working on the Android 15-based One UI 7. Such major change, we could see in the next year’s Galaxy S series flagships.