Self-Organizing Networks (SON) have automated a meaningful share of RAN configuration, healing, and optimization work for over a decade.
Opinion
Gleb Tsipursky, PhD, is a behavioral scientist and CEO of Disaster Avoidance Experts, called the “Office Whisperer” by The New York Times. He is regularly featured in Harvard Business Review, Fortune, and Forbes. His new peer-reviewed Georgetown University Press book, The Psychology of AI Adoption at Work, examines the psychological factors that determine whether AI projects succeed or fail.
A leadership expert has shared his advice on the best way to use AI rather than fearing it.
AI systems are getting better at finding information. AI interpretation is becoming the more difficult problem.
Germany trusts its decisions, presenting a chasm wider than anywhere on Earth, highlight what could be the beginning of zero trust AI.
Of all the flags politicians fly during an election, particularly in America, the right to self-determination has always been the most proudly flown. Well, that flag is starting to look a little tatty right now. The latest TikTok affair is reminding the world how not one single leader involved in this ban gives a damn […]
Dune Part 2 Hits the Big Screen Today After a delay of four months, the much anticipated second part of Denis Villeneuve’s Dune arrives in cinemas today. It’s fair to say that Dune Part 2 cannot be tied down to one genre, and that is one of the reasons both the book and the earlier […]
In a move that shocked the world on Tuesday, Apple terminated their decade-long program to build a car. The shock was that it took so long to kill it off. The process had been so beset with issues that, internally, the so-called Titan Project was whisperingly referred to as the Titanic Project. Various media reports […]
There’s a Ferrari that drives down my road every night at about six in the evening. There is both a high-pitched howl and a deeper base note to the exhaust noise as it changes gear adjacent to my house. Every evening, the same gear change at the same spot. I use the word ‘noise’ a […]
Let’s start with a fact. The Boeing 737 MAX has killed more than 300 people so far. I’m not sure what Boeing’s top brass were expecting when they fired Ed Clark, Boeing veteran-turned scapegoat, this week. Jubilant bells ringing in Wall Street? Millions of frequent flyers skipping, dancing towards sunset on the yellow brick road, […]
