Samsung’s Plan to Wreck Apple

Group 1 - Apple Inc. currently does not have artificial intelligence integrated into its iOS, requiring users to download third-party apps for AI functionalities [1][7] - Samsung's global smartphone market share was 20% last year, compared to Apple's 16%, with Android holding a 77% market share overall [2] - Samsung plans to release 800 million AI-powered mobile devices this year, powered by Google's Gemini, aiming to enhance its competitive position against Apple and major Chinese smartphone manufacturers [3][4] Group 2 - Samsung's Galaxy AI initiative is part of a broader strategy to capture market share from Apple, alongside its foldable phone offerings, which have yet to gain traction in the U.S. market [4] - The impact of AI on smartphone sales is still uncertain, but Samsung's efforts may represent a significant opportunity to challenge Apple's dominance in the short term [4] - Apple's stock price is heavily dependent on iPhone sales, and any success from Samsung's AI initiatives could weaken this support [4]