Samsung Unveils Galaxy S25 Series with Advanced AI Features at Galaxy Unpacked 2025

[Exclusive Photo] Inside Look at Galaxy Unpacked 2025: How Galaxy AI Stole the Show

Samsung Electronics set the stage ablaze at the Galaxy Unpacked 2025 event held at the SAP Center in San Jose, California, unveiling the next generation of mobile AI through the Galaxy S25 series. Media outlets, influencers and industry experts from across the globe gathered to witness the latest innovations from Samsung's flagship lineup. At the venue's entrance, attendees queued up to snap selfies in front of the vibrant photo wall, while just beyond, the Experience Zone hummed with activity as tech enthusiasts clamored to get their hands on these groundbreaking devices. Check out the photos below for a behind-the-scenes look at how Galaxy Unpacked 2025 captivated visitors with the Galaxy S25 series' unparalleled AI capabilities and performance.

[Exclusive Photo] Inside Look at Galaxy Unpacked 2025: How Galaxy AI Stole the Show

Samsung Electronics set the stage ablaze at the Galaxy Unpacked 2025 event held at the SAP Center in San Jose, California, unveiling the next generation of mobile AI through the Galaxy S25 series. Media outlets, influencers and industry experts from across the globe gathered to witness the latest innovations from Samsung's flagship lineup. At the venue's entrance, attendees queued up to snap selfies in front of the vibrant photo wall, while just beyond, the Experience Zone hummed with activity as tech enthusiasts clamored to get their hands on these groundbreaking devices. Check out the photos below for a behind-the-scenes look at how Galaxy Unpacked 2025 captivated visitors with the Galaxy S25 series' unparalleled AI capabilities and performance.

[Galaxy Unpacked 2025] Experience Zone Excitement All Around: Galaxy Unpacked 2025 Strikes Awe in Guests With New AI-Powered Possibilities

Galaxy Unpacked 2025 in San Jose, California, saw Samsung Electronics unveil the next generation of mobile AI with the Galaxy S25 series. [Galaxy Unpacked 2025] Highlights From Galaxy Unpacked: A New Era of AI Integration At the end of the hour-long visual spectacle at the SAP Center, Samsung opened the floor to welcome guests into the Experience Zone hidden behind the main stage. Excitement buzzed throughout the space as attendees explored the innovative technologies packed into Samsung's latest flagship smartphones. They shared their first impressions, praising the upgraded devices and advanced AI features. "I'm really impressed with the Now Brief feature. If I'm scheduled to go somewhere in the morning, all I need to do is take a quick look at my phone to be informed on what I have planned for the day," said Andrea and Geraldine Tshibuabua (@angetwins), an influencer duo of twin sisters from Belgium. "We also love the Galaxy S25's AI-powered photo editing features, especially the Best Face feature that allows us to pick our best shots in case we blink in some of them. It's also amazing that we can remove unwanted objects in the backgrounds of photos as well." "Audio Eraser is a really great feature that is useful not just for content creators like me, but ordinary people who want to film their kids playing in the playground or themselves singing a silly song," said Pawel Warzecha (@MobzillaTV), a tech content creator from Poland. "It was fascinating to catch a glimpse of the Galaxy S25 Edge as well," added the influencer, who also reports for Lounge Magazyn, a Polish lifestyle magazine. The praise was echoed by a delighted young Samsung Members Star who just graduated from university, majoring in actuarial science. "It's always an honor to be part of these great events organized by Samsung. As a Samsung Member, it's such a pleasure for me to be creating content for Samsung and many young Argentinians," said Mica Moreno from Argentina. Explore more behind-the-scenes moments and watch the full replay of Galaxy Unpacked 2025 below.

[Video] [Galaxy Unpacked 2025] A Day Powered by Galaxy AI: Exploring San Jose With the Galaxy S25 Ultra

What if you spent an entire day relying solely on the AI capabilities of the Galaxy S25 Ultra? K, a professional on a business trip to San Jose, California, decided to put this to the test. On January 22, the day of Galaxy Unpacked 2025, K set out across San Jose with the Galaxy S25 Ultra in her hand. She began her journey with the Now Brief feature, which provided her with real-time weather and schedule updates as she headed to the SAP Center, where Unpacked was held. After finishing her work there, K quickly located a nearby restaurant using voice commands and placed an order in the local language with ease. Throughout the day, K captured the vibrant sights of San Jose with her mobile AI companion. Using the device's Galaxy AI-powered editing tools and Audio Eraser feature, she polished her photos and videos, removing unwanted objects and noise in the backgrounds to create professional-grade content. Catch all the highlights of K's AI adventure with the Galaxy S25 Ultra in the vlog below.

[Galaxy Unpacked 2025] Highlights From Galaxy Unpacked: A New Era of AI Integration

Galaxy Unpacked 2025 in San Jose, California, set the stage for the next wave of AI-powered experiences with Galaxy AI. On January 22, Samsung Electronics announced the release of the Galaxy S25 series, featuring significant hardware upgrades and ushering in a new era of AI-driven innovation. These advancements empower users to unlock new realms of creativity, forge deeper connections and streamline everyday tasks like never before. The Galaxy S25 series transcends the concept of a smartphone to become a platform for AI integration, with Galaxy AI set to redefine everyday experiences through personalized, meaningful and human-like interactions. "The Galaxy S25 series has set a new standard of mobile AI innovation though an AI OS we built from the ground up," said TM Roh, President and Head of the Mobile eXperience Business at Samsung Electronics, during his keynote address. "Thanks to One UI 7 and its integrated AI agents, users can effortlessly enjoy a more personalized, intuitive and natural mobile experience than ever before." Samsung Newsroom explored how the Galaxy S25 series is setting new standards with intuitive solutions that reshape the way people interact with technology. At the heart of the Galaxy S25 series is the evolution of its AI capabilities, powered by the next-generation One UI 7 operating system. This upgrade introduces advanced features designed to make tasks easy and intuitive. For example, the newly introduced Now Brief learns user routines and delivers customized information like exercise updates, translations, music and more, directly to the lock screen, eliminating the need to toggle between multiple apps. Another game-changing feature is AI Select, introduced for the first time on the Galaxy S25 series. Accessible through the Edge Panel, AI Select functions as a personal AI assistant, capable of summarizing lengthy articles in seconds or aiding in creative tasks like generating colorful images with Drawing Assist. With One UI 7, the Galaxy S25 series' built-in multimodal AI recognizes natural language, images and text, enabling users to interact naturally and achieve more with minimal effort. This means its intelligent features can be triggered by simple voice commands. For instance, saying "My eyes are tired" prompts the Galaxy S25 series to activate the blue light filter, while "Find a photo of Max from last winter in a red coat, eating cake" searches the Gallery app to locate the desired image. Circle to Search has also been enhanced to identify music playing on-screen without needing to open a separate app. While watching YouTube videos, users can also issue voice commands like "List the place mentioned in this video and save it as a Note," and Galaxy AI, powered by Google's Gemini, seamlessly saves the location directly to Samsung Notes. The Galaxy S25 series features a Personal Data Engine, developed in partnership with Oxford Semantic Technologies, which contextually understands user preferences and routines while safeguarding data. What's more, the Galaxy S25 series adopts C2PA (Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity) standards, reinforcing transparency and trust and ensuring privacy remains a top priority in this AI-driven digital era. Samsung continues to advance Galaxy AI through strategic partnerships with third-party app developers and AI solution providers, cementing its position at the forefront of secure AI innovation. The Galaxy S25 series is powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy processor (AP), delivering a significant leap in speed and efficiency. With 40% improved NPU performance, 37% enhanced GPU performance and 30% upgraded GPU performance compared to its predecessor, this processor drives the series' advanced AI capabilities. Designed with gamers in mind, the Galaxy S25 series opens up new possibilities for mobile gaming. ProScaler, a display feature that utilizes AI-powered algorithmic processing, reduces noise and enhances the clarity of on-screen visuals, enabling smoother, more immersive gameplay. Along with Vulkan and game engine optimizations, the series offers a 40% boost in Ray Tracing performance, raising the bar for mobile gaming visuals. Heat dissipation is another standout capability, with a vapor chamber roughly 40% larger than before. This advancement ensures more efficient heat management, even during intense gaming sessions. Additionally, the Galaxy S25 series offers longer battery life and faster charging. Wireless charging speeds have increased to 25W (up from 15W), and the charging time for the 5000mAh battery has been halved -- from two hours to just one. The Galaxy S25 Ultra boasts premium durability with a new glass-ceramic cover and a more robust display equipped with Corning® Gorilla® Armor 2. The Galaxy S25 series revolutionizes mobile photography with an upgraded ProVisual Engine that delivers unprecedented AI camera capabilities. AI learning has evolved to capture intricate details, from hair texture to the sparkle in one's eyes, adding life-like vibrancy to every shot. With improved AP performance, the series takes Nightography to new heights, creating clearer night photos. The Galaxy S25 Ultra also features the series' first 50MP ultra-wide-angle camera, offering an expansive field of view for capturing stunning landscapes and group shots. Video creation is equally innovative with enhanced AI-powered video editing tools. The Audio Eraser feature, for example, eliminates distracting sounds from videos so users can capture special moments to perfection. Samsung Health leverages AI to track and analyze key health metrics, including sleep, heart health, diet and exercise, providing a comprehensive approach to well-being. Using these health measurements, it offers tailored insights to guide users to the best versions of themselves. Moving forward, Samsung Health envisions providing users with end-to-end health solutions, enabling them to manage their health from the comfort of their home. Beyond physical health, Samsung Health also plans to support mental well-being with tools for stress and mental health management, and ultimately evolve into a holistic solution for both the body and mind. Galaxy AI and SmartThings enhance home management through a connected smart ecosystem, driven by AI-powered automation and personalization. SmartThings and Bixby align home environments with daily routines, leveraging voice commands and wearable data to optimize convenience and deliver a personalized smart home experience. Advanced AI features from Galaxy AI and SmartThings extend home management to include the well-being of family members and pets. For example, these tools allow users to monitor their pets remotely while away and even keep them company by turning the TV on for them. Preparations for pet healthcare services, such as connecting users to pre-veterinarian consultation services, are underway as well. As one of the initial members of the Connectivity Standards Alliance, Samsung has partnered with the Alliance to support, develop and promote Matter, the connectivity standard for smart home and IoT devices, designed to ensure interoperability, accessibility and security across the smart home ecosystem. Samsung continues to prioritize sustainability with initiatives aimed at reducing environmental impact. The company aims to incorporate at least one recycled material in every module of every mobile product by 2030. In addition, Galaxy S25 will be the first Galaxy smartphone to include recycled cobalt sourced from the batteries of previously used Galaxy devices through the Circular Battery Supply Chain with each Galaxy S25 battery featuring a minimum of 50% recycled cobalt. These efforts reflect Samsung's broader goal of exploring how technology can do more for people and the planet, creating a balance between innovation and environmental responsibility. Galaxy Unpacked 2025 came to an end with a teaser video offering a sneak peek of the slimmer but nonetheless powerful Galaxy S25 Edge, heightening the crowd's expectations of what new innovations Samsung holds in store ahead. Watch the full replay of this January's Galaxy Unpacked 2025 showcase in the video below. Stay tuned to Samsung Newsroom for complete coverage of the event and an in-depth look at how the Galaxy S25 series and Galaxy AI are shaping the future of mobile innovation.

[Galaxy Unpacked 2025] Making Every Moment of Your Trip Special With Galaxy AI

Samsung Electronics' Galaxy S25 series has shifted the paradigm in mobile experiences with its innovative human-like AI. The latest flagship smartphone serves as the perfect travel companion, streamlining tasks that previously required several steps by quickly identifying users' needs and taking action. Samsung Newsroom took an exclusive look at some of the Galaxy S25 series' Galaxy AI features that make traveling much more special. Let's say you're planning a trip from San Francisco to New York City with a friend. The process would normally take a lot of time and effort to compare flights online, find the best deals and coordinate schedules. It's a different story, however, with Galaxy AI. All you need to say is "Find direct flights to New York City and send them to Tony Kim," and Galaxy AI will search for the best flight deals in real time and send the results to your friend Tony in one smooth, continuous action. It can also save those flight search results onto Samsung Notes so you can refer to them whenever you wish. In other words, Galaxy AI seamlessly moves across apps to carry out commands and make your trip planning much easier. Trying out the local cuisine is one of the most enjoyable parts of traveling, but language barriers can sometimes prove to be quite an issue when ordering at a restaurant. That issue, however, is no longer a concern with Galaxy AI. Suppose you're at a restaurant in Paris and the menu is all in French. Press the side button on your Galaxy S25 and simply say, "Scan the menu and recommend me something under 50 euros." The smartphone will instantly translate and recommend menu items under your budget. Go even further by telling Galaxy AI to order that recommended menu in French and soon, you'll realize that communicating with a waiter in Paris is nothing to fret about. When returning home from a trip abroad, you'll often find yourself looking through thousands of photos to relive the excitement and memories. Don't worry if you can't find that one picture in the sea of photos saved in your Samsung Gallery because the Galaxy S25 series will come to the rescue. Simply say, "Find that photo of me eating pizza with my friends in Seoul last year," and Galaxy AI will recognize your voice to then really show you photos only of that one pizza night in Seoul you enjoyed with your friends last year. Suppose you come across a small problem while organizing your photos from a recent trip to the beach: the photos you took with the sun setting in a brilliant blaze boast a beautiful background and perfect composition, but captured other tourists in the frame besides yourself. This is precisely when the Galaxy S25 series' Generative Edit comes in handy. Click on Galaxy AI in the Samsung Gallery, select the unwanted objects or people you want to erase, and Galaxy AI will remove them with precision, right down to their shadows. Video editing features have evolved as well. Audio Eraser can analyze the audio in a video to then isolate and delete unwanted sounds in the background. This automatic removal of unwanted noise can be useful for videos recorded in all kinds of situations, from travel and events to interviews and more, as users no longer need to waste time on complex audio editing.

[Galaxy Unpacked 2025] Making Everyday Life Special With Galaxy AI

Returning home after an exciting trip doesn't mean the very next day can't be special. With the power of Galaxy AI, every day becomes a day to treasure. Samsung Newsroom delved into how the Galaxy S25 series can fill your daily life with joy and meaning as you cook, draw or spend time with your friends and family. Sometimes there can be a certain moment in the middle of a video you're watching that you simply want to save separately or watch on repeat. Downloading the whole video, finding that exact part and editing it, however, can be quite a time-consuming task. Whether you want to capture a warm moment with your family to cherish the memory or analyze your golf swing in detail to practice over and over again, AI Select can get the job done. While watching the video, simply open the quick panel, tap the AI Select icon and save the desired portion as a GIF. For those who enjoy cooking, there's nothing more exciting than trying out a new recipe. When you're out of ideas for what to cook, the Galaxy S25 series can be just the solution you need. Use the camera to snap a photo of what's in your fridge, and Galaxy AI will analyze the items, recommend recipes and thoroughly guide you through the cooking process so you can transform ordinary ingredients into extraordinary dishes. With visual content increasing in importance by the day, the tough job of synthesizing and producing high-quality images in bulk has never been in higher demand. It's only natural to imagine a dream world where AI could dramatically streamline the workload by generating all kinds of vivid images by typing text? That world is no longer an imagination with the Galaxy S25 series' Drawing Assist and its limitless possibilities. With Drawing Assist, anyone can easily create stunning images using simple text input. For example, typing "watching fireworks" after drawing a very rough sketch of a cat with your finger or an S Pen and will generate images of a cat watching fireworks in a variety of styles, including visual aids, 3D and illustrations. These images can then be used for social media content, visual training materials presentations and more.

[Galaxy Unpacked 2025] Galaxy Tech Forum ③ Galaxy AI: Redefining the Mobile Experience Paradigm

Samsung hosted the Galaxy Tech Forums on January 23 in San Jose, California. The panels provided an in-depth exploration of Samsung's AI innovations and the challenges they address across four key areas -- Sustainability, Health AI, Galaxy AI and Home AI. During the Galaxy AI session, experts examined the potential of AI agents and their role in shaping the future. Samsung Electronics unveiled the Galaxy S25 series at Galaxy Unpacked 2025, marking the beginning of the next era of mobile AI. To explore the latest flagship smartphones and the transformative potential of AI agents, Samsung Newsroom joined the third Galaxy Tech Forum session, titled "True AI Companion: Impact on Life and What's Next." The session kicked off with welcome remarks from Jay Kim, Executive Vice President and Head of Customer Experience Office, Mobile eXperience Business at Samsung Electronics. "Yesterday was a very exciting day for us as we launched the Galaxy S25. It's another big step forward in the AI era," Kim said. "We're very excited to be here with our partners today, especially (excited) to talk about everything we did together to launch the Galaxy S25 series." Moderator Bob O'Donnell, President and Founder of TECHnalysis Research, posed questions to the panelists about the benefits the Galaxy S25 series will bring to users, as well as the barriers blocking certain consumers from using mobile AI. "AI should make users' lives better. We study consumer habits, constantly trying to gain a better understanding of our customers," Kim said. "Ultimately, what we're trying to do is minimize how much effort it takes to input while maximizing the output. To do that, we look at what consumers do on their phones, define the potential use cases alongside our partners, and put it all together in our devices for the best possible consumer experience." "Multimodality can help people become more efficient while AI agents can help people become more productive," Kim continued. He also highlighted Samsung's commitment to openly collaborating with its partners to drive progress forward and expressed his excitement for the possibilities AI innovations will bring as part of a new chapter in mobile technology. During the session, Samsung offered an inside look at the work done in partnership with Google and Qualcomm to perfect the Galaxy S25 series' AI innovations. "Even though the benefit value of mobile AI is really high, it's of no use if you can't access it. We had to look at what was already part of the consumer experience and contemplate how we could enhance those experiences in a way that would bring real benefits, but still be easy enough to access," Kim explained. He noted that close collaboration was essential, particularly in integrating Google's Gemini intelligence and Qualcomm's on-device processing capabilities. "Truly helpful AI must fit naturally into our daily lives. AI is a tool and not an end in itself, and what matters to consumers the most is how helpful AI can be for them," said Sameer Samat, President of Android Ecosystem at Google. "LLMs represent a massive leap in how computers understand human language. Now, you can speak in completely natural language, removing any friction from the overall experience." "With Galaxy S25, I'm optimistic that people will quickly adapt to using an AI agent to help them get things done in very natural ways." Key drivers of multimodal AI capabilities, like Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, were also highlighted, showcasing technology that simultaneously processes multiple forms of information, including voice, images and text. "The Galaxy S25 series is going to be a completely new experience. You'll be able to engage with your personalized AI assistant like never before; it doesn't just feel like interacting with a real person, it perceives your environment and can interact with content shown on your camera," said Christopher Patrick, Senior Vice President and General Manager for Mobile Handsets at Qualcomm. "Our collaboration with Samsung to customize the chipset to make these new capabilities feel seamless is something I'm really proud of." During the session, Samsung also presented the findings of a global study conducted in partnership with London-based research firm, Symmetry, that examined the link between mobile AI use and quality of life. The speakers delved into the study's key implications and offered valuable insights. "The rate of AI innovation is astounding, but what struck me about the research we did with Samsung was that the rate of mobile AI adoption is also rising at a rapid rate," said Dr. Chris Brauer, Director of Innovation in the Institute of Management Studies at Goldsmiths, University of London, and Chief Innovation Officer at Symmetry. "Frequent consumer use of mobile AI globally has nearly doubled in just six months, jumping from 16% in July to 27% in January." Brauer also outlined key findings concerning certain barriers to entry the research found around mobile AI. "We found a really interesting theme among those less willing to adopt the technology: doubt," Brauer said. "Doubt in AI's ability to bring meaningful benefits to everyday life (56%), doubt and a lack of high confidence to use AI to its full potential (85%) and doubt around privacy and whether AI can be trusted (90%). There's immense potential with this technology, but what's also clear are the very real barriers that must be addressed responsibly for wider adoption to take place." The Galaxy AI session concluded with the panelists agreeing that mobile AI innovation is set to revolutionize every aspect of modern life. As representatives of the fast-moving industry, they also vowed to develop related technologies in a responsible manner beneficial to all of humanity.

[Galaxy Unpacked 2025] Galaxy Tech Forum ④ Home AI: Redefining the Future of Smart Living

Samsung Electronics is reimagining smart homes through Home AI, a new vision of smart living that understands user needs and delivers hyper-personalized experiences. Samsung Newsroom attended the final Tech Forum session, titled "Understanding Home, Understanding You: Rethinking the Role of the Home in the Era of AI," to examine the transformative potential of AI in smart home innovation and the need for collaboration to deliver on the promise of Home AI. User interface (UI) is a critical element in the Home AI experience, serving as the bridge between users and their mobile devices, TVs, home appliances and more. "UI is a key area in the age of AI," said Patrick Chomet, Mobile Strategy Advisor at Samsung Electronics. "With the advent of LLM multimodal AI, a big shift has taken place in User Interface (UI), enabling people to get things done in natural and simple ways such as gesture, voice or text interaction. Users no longer needs to understand devices, rather the device should understand the user's intent." He explained how intelligent user interfaces not only enable more intuitive interactions but also procure deeper understandings of user context and intent, which brands can use to optimize in-home solutions. "We have implemented an intuitive and concise UI for various SmartThings features," said Jaeyeon Jung, Executive Vice President and Head of SmartThings Team at Samsung Electronics. She engaged the audience with examples of the latest SmartThings functions including Quick Remote, a feature that enables users to control their TVs with a connected Galaxy smartphone; 3D Map View, a feature that allows users to manage their entire home and check energy consumption through Galaxy smartphones and tablets; and Home Insight, a feature that provides timely home reports and delivers personalized recommendations to users. The panelists then delved into the efforts required to make Home AI a reality. Moderator Carolina Milanesi, CEO and founder of Heart of Tech and President at Creative Strategies, introduced the topics of integrated AI platforms and industry standards to guide the discussion. "As we scale our AI platform to reach across applications, services and multiple devices, the experience can be optimized around the user," said Chomet. "User context and richer insights can be gathered to deliver relevant and truly personalized experiences." "The SmartThings platform is 10 years in the making and while the concept of a smart home isn't new, AI technology is what is truly creating the intelligent home" added Jung, highlighting how a consistent and connected AI platform empowers users to enjoy effortless convenience from anywhere. "The transition from a device-centric philosophy to an AI-powered, user-centric one provides users with a personalized, connected experience that feels like home -- no matter where they are." Tobin Richardson, President and CEO of the Connectivity Standards Alliance (CSA), noted the importance of industry standards in building an ecosystem in which devices can be connected simply, securely and seamlessly. "Building blocks for AI in the home are grounded in seamless connectivity, with AI relying on device interoperability to thrive. A common language like Matter enables devices to communicate effortlessly, setting the stage for AI innovation," he said, highlighting that the goal is not just to create a perfect connected experience but to foster a robust and trustworthy industry while making smart homes more accessible and reliable. "Alliance Members like Samsung are doing remarkable work in the AI space, showcasing how technology can adapt to users' needs, creating a smarter and more personalized living experience," said Richardson, reaffirming the company's dedication to collaboration. "I am continually inspired to see how these advancements are shaping the future of connected homes." Addressing concerns regarding the challenge of providing personalized experiences in homes shared by multiple people, Chomet spoke on how AI technology can understand intent and context to provide an optimized experience for each user. He emphasized that Samsung will innovate for multi-device connectivity, rather than individual products. Jung also cited practical cases of how Samsung Health and SmartThings are connecting data and devices to provide hyper-personalized health experiences. For example, Samsung Health and SmartThings can optimize sleep environments by automatically adjusting temperature and humidity based on users' sleep patterns and the environmental conditions they live in. When Galaxy devices recognize that users have been exercising, SmartThings will activate appliances such as air conditioners and washing machines upon their return home. The discussion then touched on the critical role of security and the protection of personal information in smart homes. "Samsung places the highest priority on security in every aspect," said Jung. She highlighted how Knox Matrix safeguards the smart home ecosystem while Knox Vault protects hardware. "By integrating the expansive SmartThings ecosystem and AI with the robust security of Samsung Knox, users can enjoy personalized smart living experiences safely." "With more than eight out of ten consumers stating that security is 'important' or 'very important' to them, security and privacy protection are key factors," said Richardson, echoing the importance of trust in connected devices. "Matter, our next-generation smart home standard, is built with security in mind and offers a level of trust and clarity users can rely on." The Home AI session highlighted the advancements AI brings to creating smarter, safer and more adaptive living spaces. By combining hyper-personalized experiences with advanced security measures, Samsung's innovations are paving the way for a new era of intelligent, connected homes that integrate into every aspect of daily life.

[Galaxy Unpacked 2025] Galaxy Tech Forum ② Health AI: Integrated Wellness Solutions for Smarter Health Management

Samsung hosted the Galaxy Tech Forums on January 23 in San Jose, California. The panels provided an in-depth exploration of Samsung's AI innovations and the challenges they address across four key areas -- Sustainability, Health AI, Galaxy AI and Home AI. During the Health AI session, experts shared insights into how AI technologies are shaping the future of daily health management. Samsung Electronics is leveraging AI technology to enhance its comprehensive health solutions, delivering more meaningful and personalized health experiences. To understand how Samsung's AI ecosystem is poised to transform the future of wellness, Samsung Newsroom observed the second Tech Forum session, titled "The Role of Technology for a Healthier Life." Moderator Dr. Vanessa Hill, an award-winning science communicator and sleep scientist, started the discussion by providing insights into the practical utility of today's health technology. While advancements such as wearable devices, health apps and telehealth platforms have made health management more accessible, the sheer volume of information can lead to confusion -- making it easy to overlook critical insights amid an overwhelming sea of data. "The issue is not the amount of data but the fragmentation," said Dr. Patrick O'Connor, a professor in the Department of Kinesiology at Mary Frances Early College of Education, University of Georgia. "The key is to bring the scattered data together to create a comprehensive understanding, as health requires a holistic approach due to the interconnectedness of so many factors." "As a sleep scientist I know the importance of gathering health data around the clock. Identifying abnormalities in metrics like heart rate, temperature or even snoring during sleep is key to not only unlocking better sleep, but better overall health," said Dr. Hill, who emphasized that sleep is the foundation of holistic health. The discussion also explored the importance of adding new health metrics to track, and monitoring those metrics in a continuous manner. "Continuous health monitoring of physical activity, sleep, nutrition and stress should become new, additional vital signs for users and health professionals," said Dr. Kyu Rhee, President and CEO of the National Association of Community Health Centers (NACHC). "Combining this essential health data with clinical data powered by AI insights has the potential to transform the health system by improving health outcomes, reducing healthcare costs, and empowering patients, their caregivers and healthcare teams." One health metric receiving a substantial amount of attention from both Samsung and the digital health industry in general is blood glucose. "Blood glucose is an area Samsung has been deeply invested in, and we've made significant progress in developing CGM-integrated nutrition coaching as well as enhancing non-invasive technologies for tracking blood glucose levels," said Dr. Hon Pak, Senior Vice President and Head of Digital Health Team, Mobile eXperience Business at Samsung Electronics, sharing the company's roadmap for blood glucose management and end-to-end (E2E) healthcare experiences. "These advancements are all part of our work to deliver more proactive and preventive disease detection solutions to everyone, helping lower healthcare burdens on people, their families and society at large." "There isn't a one-size-fits-all approach to health and nutrition, it's a journey that requires a holistic understanding of yourself," said Emily English, a BSc nutritionist. "Wellness technology is helping provide a full 360-view of your life. New solutions that offer easy access to health metrics like blood glucose will offer a more holistic understanding of our bodies and revolutionize the way we manage our everyday health." The discussion touched on how AI can translate tracked health data into actionable and meaningful insights. In an effort to consolidate disparate data onto a single platform, Samsung has collaborated with Dr. O'Connor's research team to develop Energy Score -- a feature that enhances the digital healthcare experience. "New AI-enabled features like Energy Score have become a jumping off point for broader health innovations," explained Dr. Pak. Calculated based on health indicators such as activity levels, sleep, heart rate during sleep and heart rate variability during sleep, Energy Score exemplifies how wearable devices and AI can support a holistic and personalized approach to health and wellness management. "Monitoring overall readiness might benefit from minimally invasive brain sensing technology," said Dr. O'Connor. "Today, we are able to leverage non-invasive technology, the available science and AI to generate an Energy Score, helping translate complex data into an intuitive and understandable index." Dr. Pak also teased Samsung's upcoming plans to expand the AI capabilities of Energy Score to include nutrition, mental health and even mobile usage patterns -- offering users deeper and more comprehensive insights into their overall well-being. The Health AI session underscored the importance of a holistic approach to health management, highlighting the potential of personalized health experiences powered by continuous health monitoring. As AI becomes an indispensable partner in modern wellness, Samsung's innovative technology is set to drive a new era of tailored and comprehensive health solutions.