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Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra Teaser Raises Questions About AI-Generated Marketing

With the upcoming launch of the Samsung Galaxy S26 range just around the corner, all eyes are on the flagship Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra model. A recent teaser video released by Samsung US showcasing a new low-light camera feature has sparked controversy due to its AI-generated content.

In Summary:

Samsung recently teased the Galaxy S26 Ultra’s new low-light camera feature through a video titled “Brighten your after hours.” However, Tech Advisor reports that the content was created with AI assistance, raising doubts about the phone’s actual camera capabilities.

• The AI-generated marketing approach has brought to light concerns over authentic smartphone marketing practices as Samsung gears up for other expected upgrades like privacy screens for the Ultra model.

The teaser video, which features two individuals skateboarding through a city at night, showcases the transition from regular low-light footage to the clarity and brightness of Samsung’s new AI-enhanced recording system.

Despite the initial wow factor, a disclaimer at the end of the video reveals that the content was generated with AI tools, indicating that the footage may not be a true representation of the phone’s capabilities.

Upon closer inspection, the artificiality of the video becomes apparent, leading to questions about the authenticity of the Galaxy S26 Ultra’s features.

Aside from the low-light camera feature, the Galaxy S26 Ultra is also expected to introduce a privacy screen, although the absence of Qi2 magnetic charging is a point of concern for some.

As the launch event approaches, all eyes are on Samsung’s Galaxy Unpacked event next week to reveal the truth behind the Galaxy S26 Ultra’s capabilities.