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An example of secure and fluid mobile use of generative AI with compliance analysis by video at the MWC

• In the future, a technician working on equipment on-site will be able to check compliance with a specification easily and on the spot with the help of Live Intelligence. Interactivity made possible by multimodal AI is the defining factor of the demonstration at the Mobile World Congress.
• This is just one of the potential future uses of Orange’s ever-evolving offering, based on the success of an internal tool. The tool enables companies to adopt generative AI, which itself is always changing, with a focus on security and simplicity.
• The carrier is innovating to design on-the-go uses, thanks to 5G, and to adapt networks to the specific needs arising from these uses.
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