Patrick Kelly takes the mic for this episode, with guest Andrew Coward from IBM, to discuss the accelerating story of telecom/IT convergence. But it isn’t long before AI takes center stage. Offering solid perspectives on how to spot “real” AI from marketing froth, Andrew shares how AI in networks differs radically from enterprise use cases, and what the lifecycle of introducing AI into network operations really looks like.
Episode 13 – AI in Telecom, with IBM’s Andrew Coward
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