Thread regarding Telstra Corp. Ltd. layoffs

Telecom service providers are not ready for the AI economy.

https://www.lightreading.com/ai-machine-learning/telstra-s-tech-chief-asks-telcos-to-fix-basics-before-chasing-ai

Telecom service providers are not ready for the AI economy, and the gap is in their networks and operations, Kim Krogh Andersen, Group Executive – Network, Product and Technology at Telstra, said during the recently concluded FutureNet Asia event.

He spoke candidly about his own company's position, saying a recent internal assessment put Telstra below Level 2 on TM Forum's Autonomous Networks Framework, which uses six levels (Level 0 to Level 5) to rank a telco's progress to full autonomy. "It is a bit of a downer to talk about intent-based slicing before you get the fundamentals right," said Andersen.
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"AI exploits the vulnerabilities, the basic stuff we have not done in the past," he said, pointing to frontier models that can find and exploit gaps at machine speed.
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What a back-flip . . ... .


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The company appears to have completely lost focus on network well-being.
There is little pro-active - and no preventative maintenance on our network elements.
A quick glance though Netcool, (our alarm monitoring platform), shows many alarms / faults of various severity that have existed for months and in some cases - years !

For example, if you are in alarm surveillance, check how many mobile base stations have active FIRE ALARMS going way back to the dawn of time. Bush fire season is almost upon us. How are we meant to know if a real fire starts ?

Continuously neglecting small problems will inevitably lead to disaster in the network.

The next senate hearing should examine this disease in the company.

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