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Samsung is reportedly testing a Galaxy AI Premium subscription service

Samsung Galaxy AI Premium could soon launch with three paid tools, but initial reactions aren't positive.

Samsung is reportedly testing a Galaxy AI Premium subscription service

Samsung is reportedly testing a paid subscription for its Galaxy AI tools. The service, dubbed Galaxy AI Premium, would add new features such as Gen Video, Bixby Action, and Daily Briefing, according to SammyGuru, which discovered the potential premium offering. Those features include generating AI videos from photos, automating tasks across apps, and providing a daily briefing.

The service would offer higher usage limits for existing free tools, but Samsung has confirmed that other key AI features will remain free. Pricing is expected to be $4.99 per month or $47.99 annually, and the service may initially be exclusive to the Galaxy S27 series. While some users have expressed skepticism, Samsung has previously stated that all its default Galaxy AI features will remain free.

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