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Report: Samsung's One UI 9.5 to bring agentic AI features to most built-in apps

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Samsung's One UI 9.5 will bring a system-level AI agent to high-end Galaxy phones and tablets, further expanding Galaxy AI's capabilities, according to a report by tech outlet Sammobile. Samsung is designing a Personal Agent Core feature that deeply integrates the AI assistant with built-in apps, enabling it to manage multi-step workflows through natural-language conversation and proactively offer follow-up services — for example, consolidating emails, deliveries and booking information into one hub for a unified daily overview in what appears to be a natural extension of Now Brief, letting users check calendars, arrange meetings with contacts, track replies and automatically add confirmed plans to the calendar app. The system can also combine Google and One UI apps to extract key information, identify meeting arrangements and to-dos from past conversations via contacts, emails, messages and recorded calls, adjust device settings, control media playback, manage notes, send emails and messages, set alarms and reminders, and convert recordings of calls, lectures and meetings into clear transcripts and actionable summaries.

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Report: Samsung One UI 9.5 to Bring Agentic AI Features to Most Stock Apps

IT Home, November 15 news — according to a report yesterday by tech media outlet Sammobile, Samsung's One UI 9.5 system will bring a system-level AI agent to high-end Galaxy phones and tablets, further expanding the capabilities of Galaxy AI.

IT Home has learned from the original report that Samsung is already designing a Personal Agent Core feature, aimed at deeply integrating the AI assistant with stock system apps. Unlike traditional voice assistants, it can manage multi-step workflows through natural language conversation and proactively provide follow-up services.

For example, this feature can integrate emails, package deliveries, and reservation information into a central interface, providing users with a unified daily information overview that looks like a natural extension of the Now Brief feature. Users are no longer limited to just viewing schedules — they can also have the assistant check the calendar, arrange meetings with contacts, track their replies, and automatically add the relevant arrangements to the calendar app once the plan is confirmed.

This feature can also operate Google and One UI apps in combination to extract important information. By integrating contacts, emails, messages, and recorded call content, it can identify meeting appointments and to-do items from past conversations.

In addition, users can adjust device settings, control media playback, manage notes, send emails and messages, and set alarms and reminders through natural language. Furthermore, this AI system can convert call recordings, lectures, and meeting recordings into clear text transcripts and generate actionable summaries.

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