Canalys Report The Future of AI Phones

TapTechNews May 29th news, Canalys released a deep report on today. The report points out that in 2024, 16% of the global smartphone shipments will be AI phones, and by 2028, this proportion will increase sharply to 54%.

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Analysts believe that driven by consumers' demand for enhanced functions such as AI assistants and on-device processing, the AI phone market will grow at an average annual compound growth rate of 63% from 2023 to 2028. Canalys expects that this transformation will first appear on high-end models and then gradually be adopted by mid-range smartphones.

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Canalys believes that driven by AI technology, the transformative potential of smartphones with generative AI capabilities heralds a new era in the mobile communication industry. In the next 3 to 5 years, these innovations are expected to redefine consumer interaction and operational efficiency, providing a competitive advantage for early participants in the industry.

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At present, global manufacturers such as Apple, Google, and Samsung, as well as Chinese leading manufacturers such as Honor, OPPO, Xiaomi, and Vivo, are all at the forefront of integrating generative AI functions into their devices, but their strategies vary, covering everything from developing dedicated AI chips to strengthening the ecosystem integration using AI to enhance the user experience. I believe most TapTechNews friends have already had an AI experience.

Canalys' Consumer AI Inclination Index shows that consumers' interest in the AI features of smartphones is growing. However, consumer interest is restricted by privacy and data security issues. Therefore, transparency and corporate responsibility are crucial when designing and implementing AI features.

Canalys points out that clearly communicating information about data use, the specific role of AI features, and compliance with privacy regulations is crucial to building consumers' trust and acceptance. Market participants directly facing and addressing these issues helps to alleviate users' concerns and thus create a more inclusive market environment.

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