Earlier this year, Google unveiled a genuinely useful AI-powered feature called Rambler. It is a part of the Gboard app on Android and Googlebook OS, and it uses Gemini AI to eliminate unwanted filler speech like “um,” “uh,” “well,” and false starts and turns conversational voice into clean, well-structured text.

Now, it appears Samsung is bringing a similar feature to the Samsung Keyboard with One UI 9.5.

We have discovered that the latest internal test build of the Samsung Keyboard includes a feature called ‘Refine Voice Input.' Much like Gboard's Rambler, it is designed to “Clean up filler words, hesitations, and more” from voice dictations. Powered by Galaxy AI, it replaces standard voice input within the keyboard.

You can access it by tapping the Galaxy AI icon (three stars) at the bottom-left corner of the Samsung Keyboard, which takes the place of the traditional microphone button.

Alternatively, you can press and hold the side button on a supported Galaxy phone or tablet to start dictating. Unlike standard dictation, transcribed text only appears on screen after you finish speaking and the on-device AI finishes processing your audio (showcased through an AI processing animation).

The feature will likely debut with One UI 9.5 in the coming weeks and will probably remain exclusive to select Galaxy devices.