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Episode 4 – A New (AI) Hope?

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Episode 4 - A New (AI) Hope?

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Is ChatGPT the last word in AI? Or the first paragraph of whole new story?

By Appledore Research
February 3, 2023
4:32 pm

In this episode, Patrick Kelly explains where AI is finding application in telecom today, and how the market landscape is evolving with big name and new entrants alike finding opportunity.

The AIOps in Telecom forecast that Patrick references in the podcast is here: Market Outlook: AIOps in Telecom Operations – Appledore Research

For more on our coverage of AI in telecom, see AIOps, Assurance, Analytics Research – Appledore Research

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