After Apple, Oppo will also bring artificial intelligence to its phones!

Oppo announced that it will not reserve artificial intelligence features exclusively for its expensive phones, but will bring artificial intelligence features to all its devices, regardless of price. According to the company, artificial intelligence tools will reach the upper segment Find series phones, Reno series and even some F and A series devices.

Oppo wants to provide 50 million Oppo device owners with access to productive AI features by the end of 2024

This is a serious commitment, because there are huge differences between Oppo devices. Oppo is working with both Qualcomm and MediaTek on the processor side, and some without Google Services Android This poses a challenge to ensure that manufactured AI features work consistently.

It is not very difficult to bring artificial intelligence features to the Find and Reno series, but the same features were not expected to come to cheaper F and A series phones. However, Oppo admits that differences in processors will affect which devices will be viable, meaning that not every F and A series phone will have the new features, but only some.

Oppo is working with Google to bring Gemini Nano features to the next Find X device and Reno 12 family, and is collaborating with MediaTek to increase computing efficiency and storage. The company is also working with Microsoft to use artificial intelligence for natural voice and text conversion and improve connections between desktop machines and smartphones.

Although it is very interesting, the exact details about the updates and which vehicles will be offered to the phones are not known. Oppo has focused on productive AI tools like the AI ​​Eraser, giving the impression that these features will be the main AI tools coming to its smartphones.

Release dates for software updates were not given, apart from Oppo’s announcement that 50 million of its phone owners will have access to AI tools this year. It is also unknown how language support and regional differences will affect which devices will have AI tools, and whether fees will be charged for certain AI services in the future.