From checking on loved ones to knowing when your dog is bored, AI in the home is starting to look after us – but should tech companies know so much about our personal lives?

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Samsung has unveiled its most advanced smart home AI yet – a system that can read into your daily habits, spot when your dog is restless, and even alert you if an elderly family member may need checking in on.

It marks a significant leap from AI voice assistants and automated cleaning into something far more sophisticated: A home that anticipates needs, smooths routines, and supports your wellbeing.