Group 1 - The mobile communication industry is experiencing a transformative wave driven by the rise of Generative AI (GenAI), which is expected to lead to a new era of development [1][2][42] - GenAI applications are becoming increasingly integrated into daily life, providing personalized experiences and practical services, thus potentially initiating a new network revolution [2][5] - The latest Ericsson Mobile Market Report provides comprehensive insights into the impact of GenAI on mobile communication networks, highlighting the need for adaptation and innovation within the industry [3][4] Group 2 - GenAI applications are characterized by their interactive and personalized content delivery, which significantly differs from traditional applications that rely on passive user engagement [14][15][8] - The rise of high-performance AI devices and bandwidth-intensive media formats will lead to a substantial increase in video traffic consumption from GenAI applications [11][12] - The demand for network resources will shift, with a notable increase in upstream bandwidth requirements due to user interactions and content sharing [17][28] Group 3 - The report identifies three key strategies for mobile communication networks to effectively respond to the changes brought by GenAI: refined network planning, expansion of frequency spectrum resources, and the introduction of differentiated connectivity [31][32][39] - Enhanced network management capabilities are essential to accommodate the complex and dynamic traffic patterns generated by GenAI applications [33][34] - Increasing mid-band and centimeter-wave frequency spectrum resources will directly support the high traffic demands of GenAI applications, particularly the growing upstream traffic [35][36] Group 4 - The emergence of AI agents and immersive technologies will further transform user interactions, necessitating continuous upstream connectivity for data transmission and real-time processing [21][25] - The shift towards a more intelligent, flexible, and scalable network architecture is imperative for the future of mobile communication, driven by the demands of GenAI applications [42][41]