IEEE ComSoc Emerging Technologies Initiative Backhaul/Fronthaul for Networking and Communications and IEEE ComSoc UK and Ireland Chapter are pleased to host a workshop on 6G technologies for global connectivity.
The growing complexity of wireless networks has sparked an upsurge in the use of AI within the telecommunication industry in recent years.
It is expected that future mobile networks will be ultra-large-scale, highly dynamic, and complex systems, encompassing a massive number of heterogeneous devices.
The growing complexity of wireless networks has sparked an upsurge in the use of AI within the telecommunication industry in recent years.
The IEEE ComSoc 2024 Workshop on Emerging 6G Technologies is sponsored by the IEEE ComSoc ETI on Reconfigurable Intelligent Surfaces and its IEEE ComSoc TC Innovation Support Project in 2024, IEEE ComSoc UK and Ireland Chapter, IEEE ComSoc Special Interest Group on RIS for Smart Radio Environments, and London Digital Twin Research Centre.
Join us for an inspiring event that promotes diverse voices in science and engineering, showcasing the incredible contributions of experts, researchers, and students in the journey towards a sustainable future!
AI/machine learning (ML) techniques are expected to enable networked systems and enhance security. In this talk, recent research on networked systems and security in the age of AI/ML will be presented.
In this talk Prof Song will present his perspective on AI for cybersecurity and the security of AI.
In this lecture, Prof Song presents the state of the art by reviewing and classifying the existing literature, evaluate the opportunities and challenges, and identify trends by evaluating what needs to be done to enable AI/Machine Learning for Internet of Dependable and Controllable Things.
The IEEE ComSoc 2024 Workshop on Emerging 6G Technologies is sponsored by the IEEE ComSoc ETI on Reconfigurable Intelligent Surfaces and its IEEE ComSoc TC Innovation Support Project in 2024, IEEE ComSoc UK and Ireland Chapter, IEEE ComSoc Special Interest Group on RIS for Smart Radio Environments, and London Digital Twin Research Centre.