\nSamsung has been phasing out Google Assistant on all of its TVs, and now we finally know why. Microsoft Copilot has emerged as the new voice assistant for Samsung\u2019s smart TVs.
\nThe reason for this is simple: AI. Microsoft copilot leverages LLM technology to understand human speech more accurately. The Samsung TV copilot feature would work in real-time to grasp user intention and offer smarter suggestions.
\nSamsung isn\u2019t the only manufacturer moving to integrate copilot either. LG has also partnered with Microsoft, bringing copilot-powered AI search to its latest TVs.
\nGoogle Assistant is now history
\nGoogle Assistant was once ubiquitous for Android phones and smart TVs. But AI has brought chatbots into the mix, and they perform much better than the simpler Assistant.
\nSamsung has been dropping Google Assistant from its lineup in the last couple of years, completing the transition recently. LG hasn\u2019t removed it yet but has stopped marketing Google Assistant as a feature.
\nEven on phones, Google itself has been pushing Gemini as the new AI assistant, taking Google Assistant\u2019s role. While Assistant still remains functional, Google has announced its intention to drop support on any device that runs on Android 10 or higher.
\nEnter Microsoft Copilot
\nParallel to these developments, Microsoft has been aggressively putting forth its own AI chatbot: the Copilot. Marketed as a complete AI companion, the chatbot has already been integrated into its Edge browser, Windows 11, and now Bing.
\nDeveloped in partnership with OpenAI, Microsoft\u2019s Copilot uses the same GPT model that ChatGPT is based on. As a result it actually performs quite well, communicating with users in natural speech seamlessly.
\nIn contrast, Google\u2019s Gemini was built from scratch, and is yet to reach the performance of OpenAI\u2019s GPT. This presents Microsoft with the rare opportunity to establish itself as the market leader in a space Google is yet to capture.
\nAI Assistants Are the Future
\nVoice assistants simply work too well with AI models to not use the technology. Google\u2019s Gemini is coming out on Google TVs later this year as well, completely replacing the older Google Assistant.
\nIn contrast, Microsoft\u2019s AI chatbot is already up and running. It comes as no surprise to see Samsung TV adopt copilot as the new voice assistant, moving away from Google\u2019s dominance for the near future. Other major manufacturers are following suit, so expect to see Microsoft Copilot integrated with most smart TVs.
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