IESL NSW: Unlocking the future of Autonomous Intelligence

About This Event

Join us for an engaging and future-focused online workshop exploring the rise of Agentic AI systems and the transformative role of AI in next-generation 6G networks. Designed for engineers, researchers, and technology professionals, this two-part session provides both strategic insights and practical knowledge to help you navigate the rapidly evolving landscape of autonomous intelligence and advanced communication systems.

Session 1: AI Will Run 6G, But Can We Trust It?

Duration: 60 minutes

Explore how AI will power the future of 6G networks and the critical challenges that come with it.

This session will cover:
• The role of AI in enabling next-generation 6G communication systems
• Security and trust challenges in AI-driven networks
• Building reliable and resilient AI-powered infrastructures
• Approaches to ensuring safe and trustworthy autonomous communication

Session 2: Building Agentic AI Systems

Duration: 60 minutes

Gain a practical, end-to-end understanding of Agentic AI and how to design intelligent systems.

This session will cover:
• Fundamentals of Agentic AI and how it differs from generative AI
• How intelligent agents plan, reason, and act
• Designing scalable and reliable AI systems
• Practical approaches to building real-world Agentic AI solutions

Meet Our Speakers

A/Prof Madhusanka Liyanage
Associate Professor and Director of Network Softwarization and Security Labs (NetsLab) at University College Dublin, Ireland. He is a leading researcher in AI-driven networks, cybersecurity, and 6G technologies, with extensive experience in advancing secure and intelligent communication systems.

Eng. Sam Ravibalan
Senior Software Engineer – AI Services at ATI Global. An AWS Certified Solutions Architect and Professional Scrum Master, with 15+ years of industry experience, he specialises in building scalable AI systems and Agentic AI solutions, bringing strong industry expertise in designing practical, real-world intelligent systems.

Organised By: IESL NSW Chapter.