Optimizing AI-Driven Efficient Communication and Pioneering 6G Network Architecture

Wireless communications have become indispensable in modern society, with wireless transmission systems having played a key role in various fields, such as entertainment, business, commerce, health, and all kinds of safety systems. These systems are becoming increasingly advanced and are now moving from generation to generation. It is step by step going global now become 5G, the fifth generation of wireless systems. Now, within academic and industrial communities, it is being discussed about how to go beyond 5G, in preparation for the arrival of 6G wireless networks. These 6G systems are anticipated to integrate AI, making it a core component of their functionality. Concerns over privacy and security are preventing the existing 5G technology from reaching its full potential, which restricts its deployment to specific circumstances. In this context, we suggest that security and privacy concerns can quietly be put to rest by Artificial Intelligence (AI). We believe AI can quietly address security and privacy concerns. In this study, we explore how AI has enabled 6G communication technology and suggest a 6G design with multiple components. Further, we conclude the paper with challenges and this offers an example of its wide-ranging possibilities for the future.

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2024-11-13
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ictacs62700.2024.10840672
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Advanced Wireless Communication Technologies
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Optimizing AI-Driven Efficient Communication and Pioneering 6G Network Architecture

Nittu Goutham, Manisha Manjul, Karan Singh
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Advanced Wireless Communication Technologies
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Optimizing AI-Driven Efficient Communication and Pioneering 6G Network Architecture

Nittu Goutham, Manisha Manjul, Karan Singh
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Abstract

Wireless communications have become indispensable in modern society, with wireless transmission systems having played a key role in various fields, such as entertainment, business, commerce, health, and all kinds of safety systems. These systems are becoming increasingly advanced and are now moving from generation to generation. It is step by step going global now become 5G, the fifth generation of wireless systems. Now, within academic and industrial communities, it is being discussed about how to go beyond 5G, in preparation for the arrival of 6G wireless networks. These 6G systems are anticipated to integrate AI, making it a core component of their functionality. Concerns over privacy and security are preventing the existing 5G technology from reaching its full potential, which restricts its deployment to specific circumstances. In this context, we suggest that security and privacy concerns can quietly be put to rest by Artificial Intelligence (AI). We believe AI can quietly address security and privacy concerns. In this study, we explore how AI has enabled 6G communication technology and suggest a 6G design with multiple components. Further, we conclude the paper with challenges and this offers an example of its wide-ranging possibilities for the future.

Jawaharlal Nehru University (IN)
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