Turkish Telekom announced that it is working on a new “Code-Free AI Agent Development Platform” that will reduce dependence on foreign sources in the field of artificial intelligence and make network management fully autonomous. The system, which enables the creation of intelligent assistants without the need for coding knowledge, allows the network to self-optimize and resolve malfunctions in advance.

Multi-Agent Automation Without Coding Knowledge

The newly developed next-generation platform enables the training of personal AI spies without the need for complex command sequences or advanced software knowledge. The advanced infrastructure, capable of analyzing user intent, creates an ecosystem where multiple spies with strategy development capabilities communicate with each other and share missions. Thanks to this structure, employees at all levels of the business world can design intelligent assistants suitable for their operational requirements.

Self-Healing Structure in the Telecommunications Network

The new platform not only simplifies internal company processes; it transforms the telecommunications network into a living, self-managing organism. The self-healing system, which can detect and repair defects in advance without human intervention, increases power and time savings while maximizing operational efficiency.

L4 and L5 Level Targeted in Autonomous Networks

• Smart Device Configuration: Network components are automatically optimized without the need for human intervention.
• Energy and Capacity Management: Instantaneous power optimization and accurate capacity planning are performed according to network traffic.
• International Standards: The system aims to reach the highest levels of autonomous network standards, L4 (high automation) and L5 (fully autonomous).

Maintaining Patent Leadership: 5G, 6G and Non-Terrestrial Networks in Focus

Türk Telekom, which prioritizes technology development and R&D investments, maintains its leadership in the number of patent applications according to data from the Turkish Ministry of Industry and Technology. The company; Türk Telekom continues to contribute to global standards by generating new patents in the fields of 5G and 6G communication infrastructures, satellite-independent connectivity technologies, non-terrestrial networks (NTN), signal processing, fiber optics, and artificial intelligence-based network management.