Samsung Mobile Chief TM Roh published a 700-word op-ed in the official newsroom, unveiling the foldable manifesto and five pillars shaping the future of Galaxy AI. Ahead of Galaxy Unpacked, Roh outlined a long-term vision centered on personal devices, connected experiences, openness, security through Knox, and new Galaxy AI-powered form factors designed to deliver contextual assistance. Roh argued that AI is at an inflection point, shifting from a tool that answers questions to an agent that takes action on a person’s behalf, but noted that acting for someone requires knowing them first. Samsung said smartphones, tablets, smartwatches, TVs, home appliances, foldables, and future wearable devices collectively create a richer understanding of each user. Roh positioned Knox not just as device-level security but as protection for connections between devices. He tied screen flexibility directly to AI capability, arguing that as AI handles more simultaneously, a display that can expand or fold becomes functionally necessary. The op-ed did not confirm specifics for the next Unpacked, such as chip names or camera specs, but suggested Samsung wants the narrative to be ecosystem and trust. Samsung will present the next phase of this vision at Galaxy Unpacked.