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The agentic AI revolution has officially reached your pocket. Google’s Gemini “screen automation” — an agentic task feature that lets your AI assistant actually operate Android apps on your behalf — has begun rolling out to Samsung Galaxy S26 users, with a Pixel 10 expansion planned. This isn’t a gimmick. It’s a meaningful step toward AI agents becoming the primary way we interact with our phones. What Gemini Screen Automation Does The feature is exactly what it sounds like: Gemini takes control of Android apps and navigates them to complete tasks you describe in plain language. ...

While the AI industry spent much of February debating red lines and App Store rankings, Samsung Electronics quietly dropped one of the biggest announcements of the year: by 2030, every Samsung factory on the planet will be run by agentic AI. Not partially. Not in a pilot program. All of them. The MWC 2026 Announcement Samsung unveiled its “AI-Driven Factories” strategy at Mobile World Congress 2026 in Barcelona on Saturday, publishing the full plan simultaneously on the Samsung Global Newsroom. The scope is extraordinary: ...

For the past two years, multi-agent AI has been a developer story. You needed to understand orchestration frameworks, API keys, context windows, and process management to make multiple agents work together on a task. The Samsung Galaxy Unpacked event on February 25, 2026 marks the moment that story ends and a different one begins. Samsung confirmed ahead of the San Francisco event that Perplexity AI will be integrated into Galaxy AI for the S26 series — joining Bixby and Gemini as a natively accessible AI on the device. Perplexity gets its own wake phrase, and deep integrations with Samsung apps: Notes, Clock, Gallery, Reminder, Calendar. When a Galaxy S26 user asks a question, answers a message, or schedules an appointment, there are now three distinct AI systems that could be involved in handling that task, depending on what’s being asked and how. ...