Users can expect enhanced functionalities from Bixby, including the ability to create PDFs and receive guidance on smartphone features.

Samsung intends for the new Bixby to compete directly with Google Gemini, which has already upgraded Google Assistant with LLM support.

The LLM that powers the new Bixby incorporates elements from Samsung's Gauss generative AI model and Google Gemini.

The new Bixby, powered by LLM, was first introduced in China with the Galaxy W25 and W25 Flip models, where it is currently available.

This new iteration of Bixby is being positioned as a key selling point for the Galaxy S25 series, highlighting Samsung's commitment to improving its AI assistant.

The upgraded Bixby will be available in most global markets with the Galaxy S25, expanding its reach.

The integration of LLM support in Bixby will enhance its ability to provide comprehensive answers and improve image generation capabilities.

Samsung is set to launch a significantly enhanced version of its Bixby assistant, featuring large language model (LLM) capabilities, alongside the Galaxy S25 series, which is expected to be announced in January 2025.

The upgraded Bixby aims to improve natural language understanding, enabling it to handle complex queries more effectively.

Key features of the revamped Bixby include advanced speech processing and document generation, with more features likely to be unveiled at the global launch.

This new Bixby experience will be integrated into One UI 7, which is based on Android 15 and is currently undergoing beta testing.

Although the new Bixby was initially slated for release with the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Z Flip 6, scheduling issues led to its delay, aligning its launch with the Galaxy S25.