Samsung Introduces Generative Artificial Intelligence Model: Samsung Gauss

Samsung has unveiled its generative artificial intelligence model, named Samsung Gauss. The model is named after the renowned mathematician Carl Friedrich Gauss, who established the theory of normal distribution, also known as the bell curve. The company revealed the model at the Samsung AI Forum in Seoul, stating that the name "reflects Samsung's ultimate vision for these models, which is to draw inspiration from all phenomena and knowledge in the world and use the power of artificial intelligence to improve the lives of global consumers." The Samsung AI Forum is an annual event hosted by Samsung Research and Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology for experts and scholars since 2017. Samsung stated that the model was developed by its research division, Samsung Research Institute, and is currently being used internally to enhance employee productivity, with plans to expand its application to products in the future. Samsung Gauss consists of three components: Samsung Gauss Language, Samsung Gauss Code, and Samsung Gauss Image. According to the tech giant, the language is a generative language model designed to improve work efficiency by assisting with tasks such as writing emails, summarizing documents, and translation. Samsung also mentioned that if applied to products, it can provide smarter device control, thereby enhancing the consumer experience. The model itself is composed of multiple models, enabling its application in the cloud and on devices. The code and its code assistant, code.i, were developed for the company's internal software development. It allows developers to write code quickly and easily, supporting features such as code description and test case generation through an interactive interface, according to Samsung. The image component enables easy generation and editing of images, allowing for style variations, additions, and the conversion of low-resolution images to high-resolution, added the tech giant. These models can be applied on devices to protect consumers' private information, and Samsung is also ensuring secure AI usage through its own AI Red Team, which examines security and privacy issues that may arise during data collection, AI model development, service deployment, and generation of results.