Abstract The seminar looks at how conversational AI can be used in next-generation 5G Software-Defined Networking settings. It focuses on how natural language interaction can automate the provisioning an‎d administration of network slices. It shows how the industry is moving away from oldfashioned manual configuration approaches an‎d toward intelligent, intent-based automation that lets operators say what they need from the network in plain English. The research examines the capacity of Large Language Models (LLMs) an‎d chatbot frameworks to discern user intentions, convert them into accurate network comman‎ds, an‎d enhance resource allocation across many domains, including the Radio Access Network, Core, an‎d Transport layers. It also talks about the problems of keeping security, explainability, an‎d interoperability as AI-driven systems become more important for network control an‎d assurance. The lecture stresses how important it is to follow telecom stan‎dards an‎d best practices to make sure that everything works an‎d is legal. The method combines conversational interfaces with orchestration systems, which cuts down on provisioning time, cuts down on configuration mistakes, an‎d makes operations run more smoothly. Ultimately, our research anticipates a future of zero-touch, intelligent networks where humanmachine collaboration boosts both usability an‎d performance in dynamic 5G an‎d beyond infrastructures

2/18/2026 12:00:00 AM

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1404/12/07

Conversational AI for Automating 5G SDN Slicing

Software-Defined Networking , 5G Network Slicing , Intent-Based Networking , Large Language Models , Conversational AI