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One UI 9.5 beta: Agentic AI across apps, Personal Agent Core, Galaxy AI Premium

Personal Agent Core isn’t another chatbot. It’s a system-level AI that acts across apps — and it’s tied to Galaxy AI Premium.

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The Mobile Desk · (5 hours ago)

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One UI 9.5 will bring Agentic AI capabilities for most stock apps — and it’s built into the OS, not just a standalone app. Samsung is embedding a new system-level AI agent called Personal Agent Core across Galaxy devices running One UI 9.5, starting with high-end phones and tablets. It’s not an upgrade to Bixby alone.

It’s a background layer that coordinates actions across stock Samsung apps and Google apps, Calendar, Messages, Email, Contacts, Voice Recorder, Notes, plus Bixby Work, Custom Widget, and Daily Brief. The goal: multi-step, cross-app workflows triggered by plain-language prompts. Ask it to ‘find my flight confirmation email from yesterday and add the departure time to my calendar’, and it’s meant to do all three steps without manual handoffs.

It can also scan voice call recordings for commitments and action items, generate summaries, and proactively alert you when a reply to a pending message arrives, no refresh required. It learns over time, adapting to habits, preferences, and recurring tasks. But it won’t be free. Full functionality will require Galaxy AI Premium, Samsung’s subscription service.

Whether it lands in the One UI 9.5 beta for Galaxy S26 series later this month, or waits until the stable release alongside Galaxy S27 early next year, remains unconfirmed. SamMobile reports the feature is already baked into internal builds, but Samsung hasn’t announced timing or pricing for the AI Premium tier needed to unlock it.

One UI 9.5 itself is expected to roll out first to Galaxy S26 Ultra, S26+, and S26, then trickle down to older flagships like the S25 series and Z Fold 6, though those may get only partial support. No Indian or US price has been disclosed for Galaxy AI Premium.

The service currently costs Rs 1,499 per year in India and $9.99 per month in the US, but those figures apply to existing Galaxy AI features, not the new Personal Agent Core. That’s still under wraps.

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