A person who knows a lot about phones says that people are not as excited about a new Samsung phone that has special smart skills as they were at first. He thinks that people might not be as excited about phones that have smart skills built in. This could change how much people want to buy phones in the future. Read from source...

- He used a single source (Kuo) to support his claim, without providing any other analysis or data
- He did not explain what AI hype means for Samsung or other smartphone brands, or how it affects their demand or sales
- He did not provide any context or background on the AI features of Samsung's devices, or how they compare to other brands or previous models
- He did not mention any other factors that might influence the demand for Samsung's foldable phones, such as price, design, performance, reviews, or competition
- He did not address the potential impact of AI on the iPhone 16 series or other future smartphones, or how consumers might react to them
- He used emotional language such as "dying out" and "fading" to describe the AI hype, without providing any evidence or statistics
- He used a misleading image that shows a Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra, which is not the same as the Galaxy S24, and might confuse the readers

### Final answer: The article is poorly written, biased, and unconvincing. It does not provide a clear or credible argument about the AI hype for Samsung's Galaxy S24 or other smartphones. It relies on a single source, without providing any other analysis or data, and it uses emotional language and misleading images to persuade the readers.

Neutral
### Final answer: Neutral