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The AI Revolution in Communications: Large Language Models and Beyond - Our Digital Life Episode 3
Explore how AI and Large Language Models are transforming telecommunications with insights from Professors Lasaucle and Debbah on network optimization, communication protocols, and automation in the evolving wireless landscape.
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Overview
Explore how AI and Large Language Models are transforming telecommunications with insights from Professors Lasaucle and Debbah on network optimization, communication protocols, and automation in the evolving wireless landscape.
Syllabus
- Introduction to AI in Telecommunications
- Understanding Large Language Models (LLMs)
- Network Optimization with AI
- AI in Communication Protocols
- Automation in the Wireless Landscape
- Insights from Experts
- Future Outlook
- Conclusion and Review
Overview of AI applications in the communications industry
Key trends and developments in AI technologies
Fundamentals of LLMs and their architecture
Applications of LLMs in telecommunications
Role of AI in enhancing network performance
Case studies on AI-driven network optimization strategies
Integration of AI in developing flexible communication protocols
Benefits and challenges of AI-enabled protocol adaptation
AI-driven automation processes in wireless networks
Impact of automation on network management and user experience
Perspectives from Professor Lasaucle on AI's role in network infrastructures
Insights from Professor Debbah on communication protocol innovations
Emerging technologies and future trends in AI for telecommunications
Preparing for an AI-driven communications ecosystem
Recap of key concepts and insights
Discussion on the implications of AI advancements in the field
Subjects
Computer Science
