As Samsung doubles down on the use of artificial intelligence for its Galaxy smartphones, the company says it’s “looking” for ways to bring vibe coding into the experience.
talking to TechRadarSamsung said it is looking into future ways for Galaxy phones to offer users ways to code certain parts of the experience. It seems to include applications as well as the entire software experience.
Samsung’s Woo-Joon Choi said the company envisions a future where Galaxy users can “customize their favorite apps or do something to suit their needs” with the help of artificial intelligence, “the ability to personalize your smartphone experience in new ways, not just your apps, but also your UX.”
The specifics of this are very vague, of course, but the possibilities are also endless.
Vibe coding has become a popular trend for many because it allows users with little or no knowledge of coding to create things for themselves, at least in certain situations. One great recent example of this is Nothing’s “Basic Apps” project, which allows users to create home screen widgets with app-like functionality using artificial intelligence models.
Meanwhile, on the full development side of things, AI tools have become very useful for developers, and now with Google recommends the best models For help in developing Android applications.
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