Samsung, the leading technology company, is likely to make a significant announcement next month, as the firm has planned to reveal its security-enhanced generative AI, FabrlX to clients and media on September 12. And it’s the first time when Samsung’s in-house generative AI solution has been disclosed to the outside world.
According to the information, Samsung’s ChatGPT and Bard killer is named FabrlX and the Korean tech firm has developed its own generative AI chatbot due to sensitive semiconductor data leak concerns. With the introduction of FabrlX, Samsung aims to revolutionize the world of AI-driven chatbots.
ChatGPT, powered by advanced generative models, is expected to offer users an unparalleled conversational experience. This cutting-edge technology leverages large-scale datasets and state-of-the-art machine-learning techniques to generate human-like responses, making interactions feel more natural and engaging.
However, Samsung SDS also completed an application for the FabrlX trademark with the Korean Intellectual Property Office last month. The use of generative AI to increase work efficiency is an unavoidable trend, but when security issues surfaced, it started developing its own, which is combined with the cloud alongside high security.
Samsung’s foray into the world of generative AI chatbots and AI-driven creativity is poised to have a significant impact on various industries. From customer service to content creation, these advancements have the potential to streamline processes, enhance user experiences, and unlock new possibilities.
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