So I've been thinking about switching from gemini to Bixby as my digital assistant. I know that Bixby can understand prompts with multiple requests in them now however can it answer questions without just saying that it found *blank* on the web? If it could answer questions without just providing a link that would convince me to switch. I wonder (and suggest) if Samsung will ever partner with chat gpt like apple did to make Bixby useful, it's great that it can understand multiple requests in the same prompt and I want to switch because I use Samsung calender and Samsung apps and gemini can only create reminders and events in Google calender but not being able to answer without providing a link is a little annoying and the only thing keeping me from switching. Let me know if you think Samsung will ever do this or if you feel the same, I know I cant be alone on this...
Thank you for sharing your thoughts and suggestions! It’s great to hear that you’re considering Bixby as your digital assistant and appreciate its ability to handle prompts with multiple requests.
Currently, Bixby aims to provide a balance between answering queries directly and offering web search results when additional information is required. While it has improved significantly in handling complex prompts, it may not yet provide the conversational depth found in some AI-powered assistants like Gemini or others integrated with ChatGPT.
Your suggestion about a potential partnership between Samsung and ChatGPT is intriguing and aligns with the growing demand for AI-powered assistants to deliver more intuitive, direct responses. While there’s no official confirmation regarding such a collaboration, rest assured that feedback like yours is invaluable in shaping future updates and features for Bixby.
In the meantime, Bixby’s seamless integration with Samsung apps like Calendar and Reminders could offer a more streamlined experience if you heavily use Samsung’s ecosystem. We encourage you to explore its features and provide more feedback as you use it further!
We appreciate your insights and suggestions, and we’ll share them with the development team. Let us know if you have additional questions or ideas!
