@ZDNET: What AT&T's approach is to AI and leveraging AI to stay competitive, from the stage at MWC.

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AT&T outlined its AI strategy at MWC, focusing on 5G edge monetization and AI-driven 6G R&D to create new revenue streams and optimize network energy use.

What AT&T's approach is to AI and leveraging AI to stay competitive, from the stage at MWC.
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