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Samsung AI Week: Move Better, Watch Smarter, Live Easier

May 11, 2026

According to Parks Associates, more than 80% of U.S. households find smart home routines appealing. That includes simplifying everyday tasks like automatically securing the house when you leave, winding things down at night, and adjusting heating and cooling to save energy.

From the Samsung press release, "Samsung AI Week: Move Better, Watch Smarter, Live Easier"

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Samsung AI Week: Move Better, Watch Smarter, Live Easier

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