India, July 17 -- The wireless industry is experiencing an unprecedented surge in demand, with more than 7.1 billion human mobile users and a growing number of wireless machine-to-machine (M2M) connections.

While the key challenge engineers face when designing wireless systems and networks is their complexity, traditional predefined designs are inadequate or inflexible for handling it. They are also unadaptable when requirements and environments change.

Founded on the principle of learning and adaptability, emerging artificial intelligence or AI-native technologies promise to address the complexity challenge. The wireless standard organisation, 3GPP, has been vocal about AI's significant role in the forthcoming 5G Advanced and 6G standa...