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One UI 9.5 will bring Agentic AI capabilities for most stock apps
It will handle AI tasks and data transfer across One UI apps and services.
Agentic AI will be one of the most important pillars of One UI 9.5 for high-end Galaxy phones and tablets. Alongside a more powerful Bixby app capable of getting daily tasks done, Samsung has developed a new system-level AI agent that takes Galaxy AI to a much deeper level.
We have discovered that Samsung designed the Personal Agent Core feature to deeply integrate AI assistants across its phones. Unlike traditional voice assistants, it can manage multi-step workflows and offer proactive follow-ups through natural language conversations.
Personal Agent Core is the central system that brings truly agentic AI to Galaxy devices
Based on our findings, it offers a unified daily overview by gathering appointments, emails, package deliveries, reservations, and payment notices into one central hub. It appears to be a natural extension of the existing Now Brief feature.
Instead of just viewing your schedule, the assistant can check your calendar, message your contacts to arrange a meetup, track their replies, and automatically add confirmed plans to the Calendar app.
Personal Agent Core connectors for stock One UI and Google apps
Personal Agent Core connectors for Bixby Work, Custom Widget, and Daily Brief.
It can also take actions across Google and One UI apps and extract important details. Working across contacts, emails, messages, and recorded voice calls, it can identify meeting commitments and action items from past conversations.
You can also use conversational language to adjust device settings, control media playback, manage notes, send emails and messages, and set alarms and reminders. Additionally, the AI system can turn recorded calls, lectures, and meetings into clean transcripts and actionable summaries.
Samsung’s upcoming AI system can automatically follow up and help with recurring tasks as well. It runs recurring tasks in the background and alerts you when an expected email or message arrives, saving you from constantly checking your inbox.
Over time, it learns your habits, interests, preferences, upcoming plans, and use cases to offer more relevant assistance.
It will likely need the Galaxy AI Premium plan for all its features to work. However, it remains unclear whether it will arrive in the beta release for the Galaxy S26 series later this month or wait for the stable version launching alongside the Galaxy S27 series early next year.
