Samsung's Galaxy AI suite, launched earlier this year with the Galaxy S24 series, may not remain completely free after 2025. Reports suggest that the South Korean tech company is considering charging fees for some AI functionalities starting at the end of next year. This potential change was hinted at during the Galaxy S24 launch in January.

A recent report indicated that the footnotes of the press release for the Galaxy S24 Fan Edition (FE) mention, "Fees may apply to certain AI features at the end of 2025." While Samsung hasn't officially confirmed this move, the information remains unverified and should be treated cautiously.

Currently, Samsung offers its Galaxy AI features at no cost, with free access guaranteed until the end of 2025, though this may vary by region. The company first mentioned this timeline during the Galaxy S24 launch and reaffirmed it with the introduction of the Z series foldable devices in July.

Samsung's AI suite includes innovative tools like Note Assist, which enables users to record audio, transcribe it, and generate summaries. Another key feature is Sketch-to-Image, allowing users to transform basic sketches into detailed images, adding creativity to apps like Notes and the Gallery.

The company has expanded these AI features to a variety of devices beyond its flagship models, including Fan Edition (FE) models and Galaxy tablets. There are also reports that mid-range Galaxy A-series smartphones may receive AI upgrades in the future.

As Samsung extends its AI technology across more devices, the potential introduction of fees by 2025 raises concerns about the future accessibility of these innovative features.

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