According to foreign media reports, Samsung Electronics is in discussions with OpenAI for an "open partnership", aiming to integrate OpenAI's advanced technologies into its television product line to enhance its competitive edge in the global TV market. It is reported that Samsung plans to incorporate several core technologies from OpenAI, including GPT text generation, DALL·E image generation, Whisper speech recognition, and the O1 inference model. These technologies will provide users with innovative features such as personalized content recommendations, conversational assistants, and real-time translation. For example, users can engage while watching programs.

According to recent news, Samsung Electronics is collaborating with AI pioneer OpenAI to develop a new 'AI Television.' This move signifies Samsung's efforts to solidify its industry-leading position in the increasingly competitive television market. In the face of strong competition from low-cost Chinese television brands, Samsung aims to leverage OpenAI's advanced artificial intelligence technology to enhance the innovation and intelligence of its products. Currently, Samsung and OpenAI have collaborated on multiple projects, particularly in television.

At the recent CES event, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang pointed out that Samsung Electronics is facing some difficulties in the production of new AI memory chips. These new memory chips, known as High Bandwidth Memory (HBM), are crucial for the next generation of AI systems powered by NVIDIA chips. Huang mentioned at the press conference that Samsung's production speed for HBM is slower compared to its competitor SK Hynix.

In an increasingly competitive tech industry, Samsung Electronics' top executives stated in their New Year speech that their goal is to become the undisputed leader in device artificial intelligence (AI) by 2025. However, this ambitious declaration raises questions about whether Samsung is engaging in self-delusion, as its strength and progress in the AI field are still inadequate. Samsung's initiatives in AI began with the launch of the Galaxy S24 series last year, which was the first to position AI as a core marketing strategy, followed by the launch of the Galax

Recently, the Super-enterprise Union of Samsung Group sent a formal letter urging Samsung Electronics to lift existing restrictions on the internal use of generative AI tools, such as ChatGPT. The union represents workers from five Samsung subsidiaries, and they delivered the letter to Samsung Electronics Chairman Lee Jae-yong and Business Support Group Head Jeong Hyun-ho on October 17. It is understood that Samsung Electronics had previously restricted the use of these AI tools due to security concerns.

Samsung Electronics has started mass production of the industry's thinnest low-power Dynamic Random Access Memory (DRAM) chips to meet the growing demand for artificial intelligence (AI) in mobile devices. The newly launched 12-nanometer, 12GB, and 16GB LPDDR5X DRAM chips are only as thick as a fingernail, achieved through Samsung's expertise in chip packaging technology. This design not only provides more space for mobile devices but also improves airflow and optimizes thermal management. In terms of performance, Samsung's LPDDR5X DRAM chips deliver.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman plans to visit South Korea on Friday to meet with senior executives from Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix. The meeting aims to explore the application of artificial intelligence technology in the chip sector and discuss future collaboration opportunities. The meeting is expected to promote the development and application of AI technology. Altman is also in discussions with investors from the United Arab Emirates about funding new AI chip projects. He will also meet with House Republican Speaker Mike Johnson, as the Biden administration has been urging Congress to pass relevant legislation.

On November 8, Samsung Electronics held the 2023 Samsung Artificial Intelligence Forum in Korea to share the latest research achievements in the fields of AI and computer engineering. The theme for the first day of the forum was 'Building a Better Tomorrow with Large-scale AI', attracting over 1,000 participants. The forum was hosted by Samsung's Advanced Technology Research Institute and the Samsung Research Institute. Several top scholars gave keynote speeches discussing hot topics such as language models and simulation computing. Samsung stated that these research results will enhance the company's next-generation semiconductor technology.