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Leaks Reveal Samsung Galaxy AI Premium Subscription Details

Samsung may be preparing to introduce a paid subscription for its Galaxy AI suite. Details of the proposed Galaxy AI Premium plan have reportedly surfaced online, offering a glimpse of how the company could eventually monetise its artificial intelligence services. New leaks suggest that Samsung could adopt a tiered approach instead. According to reports, existing […] The post Leaks Reveal Samsung…

Leaks Reveal Samsung Galaxy AI Premium Subscription Details

Leaks have revealed Samsung's plans to introduce a paid subscription for its Galaxy AI suite, dubbed the Galaxy AI Premium plan. According to reports from Lowyat.NET, the company is considering a tiered approach, where existing features would remain free while newer and more resource-intensive tools would be reserved for paying subscribers.

Samsung's AI features have been free until the end of 2025, but the decision on charging for these services remains undecided. If the leaks are accurate, Samsung is testing a Galaxy AI Premium subscription priced at US$4.99 (~RM20) per month or US$47.99 (~RM194) annually. The premium tier is expected to introduce several new capabilities, including Gen Video, which can turn photos into video clips, Bixby Action, an AI-powered agent for automating tasks, a Daily Briefing feature, and higher usage limits for Galaxy AI services.

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