AI & Machine Learning

The AI tech my dad helped pioneer is now the foundation for the tools I build at AT&T

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Natalie Gilbert, a data scientist at AT&T, uses neural network technology pioneered by her father and colleagues to develop AI agents that enhance employee efficiency. This legacy underscores the importance of foundational AI research in modern applications and highlights the evolving role of creative problem-solving and natural language interaction in AI development.

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