Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra: A True AI Phone?

Samsung wants the Galaxy S26 Ultra to feel like a phone that's one step ahead. Features like Now Nudge, a smarter search, and a more conversational Bixby are all pushing in that direction. Your phone suggests a photo before you go looking, reminds you about plans without you having to dig around, and handles multi-step tasks with a single command.
It sounds genuinely useful on paper. But there's a fair question underneath all of it: does this kind of AI actually save time in day-to-day life, or does it start feeling like the phone knows too much after the novelty wears off?

For users in India especially, where phone habits are pretty personal and varied, that line between helpful and intrusive can shift quickly. Would love to know how people actually feel about AI shaping the way they use their phones daily.