This edited volume brings together diverse perspectives on machine learning and AI applications in optical and wireless systems, offering a structured and comprehensive resource for researchers and professionals. It explores advancements driven by 5G, IoT, and the increasing demand for high-speed, reliable communication. Covering optical fiber systems, wireless networks, and AI-driven optimizations, the book provides insights into real-world applications impacting telecommunications, healthcare, and transportation.

The contributing authors discuss key topics such as signal processing techniques, optimization algorithms, and deep learning models applied to optical and wireless networks. The volume also highlights emerging challenges, security concerns, and future trends in AI-powered communication systems. This resource is essential for professionals in electrical and computer engineering, telecommunications, and computer science, helping them stay ahead in these rapidly evolving technologies.

Jack Zipes is Professor Emeritus of German and comparative literature at the University of Minnesota. He has published widely on German Jewish topics in such books as Germans and Jews since the Holocaust (1986) and the Yale Companion of Jewish Writing and Thought in German Culture, 1066-1966 (1997) with Sander Gilman. Most recently he has published Ernst Bloch, The Pugnacious Philosopher of Hope (2020) and Bambi. The Story of Life in the Forest (2022). He is currently working on an anthology of European Jewish tales from the Golden period (1870-1933) of Jewish literature.