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Communication in the Age of AI: AI for Communication and Communication for AI

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AI Communication Wireless Research Partnership

Summary

Joonhyuk Kang from KAIST gave a presentation at MBZUAI on AI's impact on wireless communication. The talk covered how communication systems can improve AI and how AI can develop wireless systems. Kang's research interests include signal processing for information transmission, security, and machine cognition. Why it matters: This talk highlights the growing intersection of AI and communication technologies in the region, with potential applications for smart cities and autonomous systems.

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AI · Communication · Wireless · KAIST · MBZUAI

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