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The Internet of Things in the Era of Generative AI: Vision and Challenges

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arxiv 2401.01923 v4 pith:LFY5SV6T submitted 2024-01-03 cs.DC cs.LGcs.NI

Xin Wang , Zhongwei Wan , Arvin Hekmati , Mingyu Zong , Samiul Alam , Mi Zhang , Bhaskar Krishnamachari This is my paper · ORCID
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Advancements in Generative AI hold immense promise to push Internet of Things (IoT) to the next level. In this article, we share our vision on IoT in the era of Generative AI. We discuss some of the most important applications of Generative AI in IoT-related domains. We also identify some of the most critical challenges and discuss current gaps as well as promising opportunities on enabling Generative AI for IoT. We hope this article can inspire new research on IoT in the era of Generative AI.

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