Phase 2 represents the shift from AI-assisted infrastructure to AI-Native architecture. By 2030, networks will no longer be managed by AI; they will be designed to be intrinsically intelligent, capable of self-healing and self-optimization at the nanosecond scale.

Architecture Paradigm

Self-Healing PHY Layer

The Physical Layer (PHY) automatically reconfigures based on interference patterns. AI agents at the edge adjust modulation and coding schemes (MCS) without backhaul latency.

Sense Infer Reconfigure

Intent-Based Routing

Engineers define high-level business goals (e.g., "Minimize latency for remote surgery"). The network autonomously derives the optimal routing policy ($ \pi^* $).

Bellman Equation for Policy Optimization
$$V^\pi(s) = R(s, \pi(s)) + \gamma \sum_{s' \in S} P(s' | s, \pi(s)) V^\pi(s')$$
Dynamic Allocation

Autonomous Resource Slicing

Traditional static slicing is replaced by Liquidity Resource Pools. Resources (Spectral, Compute, Power) are traded in micro-auctions managed by AI brokers, guaranteeing maximum utilization and deterministic QoS.

Resource Utility Function
$$U(C, E, L) = \omega_1 \log(C) - \omega_2 E - \omega_3 L$$

Where $C$ = Capacity, $E$ = Energy consumption, $L$ = Latency, and $\omega$ are intention weights.