“A self-driving network ... what used to take months, maybe up to a year to deploy can now take weeks, if not days.”

WSJ Tech News Briefing · The Middle Schoolers Ditching Real Friends for AI Chatbots

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What was described

Implemented a self-driving network that configures, optimizes and heals itself without human intervention

deployment time reduced from months-up to a year to weeks or days

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