6G Will Bring the Cyberpunk AI Future We’ve All Been Waiting For
Last Updated on July 20, 2023 by Editorial Team
Author(s): Frederik Bussler
Originally published on Towards AI.
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Futurists have long dreamed of digital twins (realistic cyber reflections of ourselves), immersive extended reality, and HD holograms. Samsung’s vision for 6G includes it all.
While 5G was a letdown — in terms of poor connectivity and middling speeds — 6G aims to wildly outperform its predecessor in every area, including performance, architecture, and trustworthiness.
Alongside trends like AutoML and no-code analytics like Apteo, 6G will be part of the movement to democratize AI, by bringing greater efficiency and resources to everyone.
6G’s improvements over 5G. Created by author.
6G isn’t meant to iterate on 5G but leapfrog over it…. Read the full blog for free on Medium.
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