Computer Network Management and Security in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18213751Keywords:
Big data, Artificial intelligence, Network security, Network managementAbstract
Due to the increasing amount of data, the interaction of artificial intelligence with computer networks has led to many innovations. The flow of large amounts of data over networks has emerged as an innovation that moves society forward. Computer network technology, an important method for transmitting and processing information in modern society, is undergoing tremendous transformations. The concept of big data brings with it unprecedented challenges and opportunities for network architecture, protocols, and even security measures. At the same time, the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence technologies further strengthens this phenomenon. Every stage of network security and management has begun to use the efficiency and intelligent solutions offered by artificial intelligence. This synergy is taking network technology beyond traditional boundaries and moving towards a future that promises greater intelligence and efficiency.
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