Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. and industry experts discuss the future of AI, its potential impact on consumers, responsible usage, and the latest research. In this article originally published on OnQ, you can explore the following exciting topics:

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What are some of the most exciting generative AI trends and what can we expect moving forward? What role is Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. playing in helping to enable the next wave of innovation on-device?

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Until the introduction of large language models (LLMs), traditional AI applications analyzed data and made predictions based on learning from a limited set of data. With the rise of generative AI and the power to learn from vast amounts of data, LLMs can now recognize, summarize, predict, and generate novel text, audio, images, and even video. This brings AI into the realm of capabilities previously limited to humans.

To illustrate, traditional radio access networks (RANs) typically include base stations and related equipment from a single vendor, which often leads to vendor lock-in, limited flexibility, and high costs. O-RAN architecture, on the other hand, separates the hardware and software components, enabling operators to choose best-of-breed solutions from multiple vendors. This flexibility allows operators to mix and match network elements, optimize their networks, and easily upgrade or replace specific elements without disrupting the entire system. It also encourages innovation and competition by opening up the market to a wider range of vendors, including smaller players and startups.