Communications in the AI World

What this book is about

The book follows communication infrastructure from familiar voice and data systems into the layered technical stack that supports connected devices, network operations, radio systems, and intelligent automation.

It treats AI as something that increasingly works inside communication systems rather than merely riding on top of them. Readers see how signals, networks, operations, reliability, and human oversight remain connected as infrastructure becomes more adaptive.

Who this book is for

This title is for readers who want to understand the systems behind phones, networks, radio links, connected infrastructure, data movement, and AI-supported operations without needing to begin as communications engineers.

What readers will take away

• Recognize communications as a layered stack rather than a single service.
• Understand why voice, data, radio, fiber, wireless links, and network operations belong in the same practical conversation.
• See how AI can support monitoring, routing, automation, and reliability while still requiring human judgment.
• Connect everyday connected life to the physical and operational infrastructure beneath it.
• Ask clearer questions about resilience, scale, signal trust, and responsibility as communication systems become more intelligent.

How it fits the Veristio Press catalog

This book opens the catalog infrastructure region after the practical AI and model-specific guides, connecting AI literacy with the communications systems that carry modern technical work.