@changgaowei: https://x.com/changgaowei/status/2095077380784075227
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ANP has been listed as a candidate protocol in 3GPP’s study of AI protocols for 6G, highlighting advancements in AI integration for future networks.
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ANP listed as a candidate in 3GPP’s 6G AI agent protocol study
ANP has been listed as a candidate protocol in 3GPP’s study of AI protocols for 6G.
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@changgaowei: https://x.com/changgaowei/status/2054428524749189518
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@changgaowei: https://x.com/changgaowei/status/2105571141641191833
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