Part 3: What Responsible AI Should Look Like
Artificial Intelligence (AI) poses both challenges and benefits for businesses. While hackers exploit vulnerabilities quickly, AI enhances network resilience by improving response times, optimizing resource use, and enabling targeted remediation efforts.
The rapid rise of AI has raised concerns about privacy, transparency, and ethics. In our 5-part series, we'll address common questions about AI's impact on networks. This section examines what responsible AI should look like. In our first question, I discuss how the role of AI in network automation has shifted from an autonomous operator to a trusted advisor, enhancing human capabilities.
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