Samsung's vision AI promises to change how we live with screens

In January 2025, Samsung showcased its Vision AI technology as part of their new product offerings at a CES event. The Vision AI system integrates with Samsung's SmartThings ecosystem, introducing the Home insights feature, which delivers real-time updates on household conditions and safety while allowing users to monitor their pets and family members. Highlights include the capability to automatically adjust lighting when a child falls asleep and observing the activities of pets. Additionally, Vision AI aims to optimize the audio-visual experience by improving picture settings according to the viewing environment. Samsung proposes that users will benefit from features like Auto HDR Remastering Pro, which converts standard dynamic range images into high dynamic range displays in real-time. The system will be incorporated into a range of Samsung TVs set to launch in 2025, notably in its premium models like the QN990F 8K Neo QLED TVs. Through its AI-driven processes, Samsung promises enhanced sound clarity with its Adaptive Sound Pro feature, which separates audio elements for better mix control, as well as rich color representation through its Colour Booster Pro. Other features within the AI system include a full AI mode that customizes the entire picture and sound experience based on both the room's setting and the content being displayed. Samsung also introduced attractive design elements in their latest television lineup, notably the ultra-slim aesthetic seen in the QN990F model and the Frame Pro TVs, which showcase an Art Store with over 3,000 curated artworks available as screensavers. This reflects Samsung's ambition to not merely provide televisions but to blend technology seamlessly into daily living as aesthetically pleasing components of home décor.