(Image credit: Future) This year has been a very big year for AI on phones. Whether we’re talking about Galaxy AI , Apple Intelligence , Gemini’s multitude of upgrades or something else entirely, it’s felt that hardly a day goes by without some phone company executive singing the praises of AI and what it can do. It’s not like this trend came out of nowhere, either. Google has been hyping AI and machine learning for several years now, and ChatGPT launched and kicked the AI discussion into the mainstream over two years ago. It was only a matter of time before AI became more or less ubiquitous on phones. It just so happens that this year was also the year when I confirmed I do not care about whether […]
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