Samsung's US division has released a teaser video for the upcoming Galaxy S26 Ultra that's raising eyebrows in the tech community. The short clip showcases the phone's purported low-light video recording capabilities, but here's the catch - the video itself was "generated with the assistance of AI tools," according to a disclaimer at the bottom.

This approach has sparked confusion among tech enthusiasts who question why Samsung wouldn't simply demonstrate actual footage captured by the device. The video even asks viewers "Can your phone do that?" - a question that becomes ironic when you consider the footage isn't actually from the phone. While the company deserves credit for transparency in disclosing the AI assistance, the marketing strategy seems to undermine the very feature it's trying to promote.

The Galaxy S26 Ultra is scheduled for official announcement on February 25, alongside the standard S26 and S26+ models. Recent leaks have revealed full specifications and European pricing for all three devices. Whether the actual low-light video performance matches the AI-enhanced teaser remains to be seen, but the marketing misstep has already generated significant discussion in the tech community.