One of the biggest advantages of running genAI on smartphones is that user data never moves off the device — boosting both privacy and security — and locally running apps can benefit from the use of AI accelerations (e.g, audio, video, digital assistance, device management, etc.), according to Gold.
GenAI on mobile devices will automate certain functions, such as generating new messages and emails by choosing different conversational tones such as “friendly,” or “professional” or “concise”, for example. GenAI tools can also be used to pull bulleted points from digital conversations and generate bullet points in a “too long; didn’t read” (TLDR) format, for example.
“Search will always be a top priority and use case for mobile users,” Gold said. “AI-assisted search will not only be for cloud based search, like Google, but also on-device search like, ‘Where did I put that file and picture I took of my dog?’ Beyond that, help with pictures and video will be a major use (and already is) that helps mobile users create better pictures and video.”