The tech world is buzzing with AI features. But how will companies turn these into cash? Will they use ads, data, or subscriptions? No one knows yet. Smartphones today come packed with AI tools, but this might change. Big names like Samsung, Nothing, and Apple might start charging for these features soon.

Nothing's Essential Space is a standout AI feature. It's great for organizing stuff like screenshots and notes. But if it becomes a paid service, will people still love it? Nothing hinted at a $120 yearly fee, but nothing is set in stone. Getting users to pay for AI tools is tough. People are used to free software and are wary of subscriptions.

Apple's Apple Intelligence hasn't taken off as expected. The company is pushing it hard, but users aren't biting. Making AI features useful and enjoyable is one thing. Getting people to pay for them is another challenge. Essential Space and Galaxy AI are great on phones, but that's about it. Apple could offer more, but it's struggling with the mobile AI part.

Google One AI Premium is different. It costs $20 a month, but it offers a lot. You get mobile and desktop AI features, plus other perks. It works on smartphones, tablets, computers, and even cars and TVs. This makes it a better deal. Paying for AI on just one device doesn't make sense. But a subscription that works on all your devices? That's a different story.

Until Apple, Google, or Nothing can match this, they should think twice about charging for AI features. People want value for their money. And right now, Google One AI Premium seems to offer just that.

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