By 2025, interactions with AI on smartphones will dramatically evolve, shifting from curiosity to integral functionality. Our phones will soon act as personal assistants capable of handling complex tasks with ease, such as booking flights and finding restaurants with specific options. This transformation is happening fast, with developments like OpenAI's ChatGPT tasks already introducing features like reminders and notifications for daily activities. Samsung is set to launch an upgraded AI assistant at its Galaxy Unpacked event, signaling a significant evolution of its current virtual assistant, Bixby, into a more advanced AI capable of handling complex tasks seamlessly. Apple is anticipated to release updates enhancing Siri with onscreen awareness and personal context knowledge, improving its functionality as a personal assistant.

Google is expanding its AI presence with Gemini and Jarvis, the latter offering advanced web browsing capabilities. Microsoft is enhancing its business-oriented AI, Microsoft Copilot 365, while Meta plans to integrate AI throughout social media platforms. Unlike its competitors, Amazon lags in the AI space despite its early lead with Alexa. Recent acknowledgments from within the company indicate plans to enhance Alexa with AI capabilities through significant updates to its conversational abilities. However, with competitors advancing quickly, Amazon must act swiftly to remain competitive in the AI market.