Galaxy S26 AI Video Teases Low-Light Camera Magic

The "Brighten your after hours" video features two people skateboarding at night, and supposedly shows off the low-light video capabilities of the upcoming Galaxy S26 devices. Fine print appears at the bottom of the screen towards the end of the video, flagging that it was "generated with the assistance of AI tools," but there are obvious signs even without the disclosure. The vegetable-laden shopping bags look artificial and unnaturally weighted, for example, and cobblestones in the road appear to shift around.

This video, and several others that use AI to promote camera features, all carry the tag line "Can your phone do that?" but don't specify if Samsung is using its own phones or AI models to generate the content. It wouldn't be the first time that the company has misrepresented its smartphone camera capabilities in marketing materials. Samsung has also been posting low-quality cartoons (which look suspiciously Disney-styled) to promote AI home appliances, cat edits, and snowmen who are ironically struggling to determine what's real -- all made or manipulated using AI.

Most include a similar AI disclosure in the clips, but YouTube and Instagram notably haven't added their own AI labels on the "Brighten your after hours" video, despite Google, Meta, and Samsung all having adopted C2PA -- the authenticity standard used by most AI labeling systems.