According to Telefónica's Alex Harmand, agentic AI changes how network APIs generate revenue by shifting pricing away from individual API calls toward outcome-based consumption.

Allocating capital to autonomous security platforms outperforms traditional consultant-driven validation models.

Most API vulnerabilities are fast, remote, and easy to exploit. Attackers take full advantage of these attributes.

Earlier this month, Telefónica and Nokia announced a collaboration to test how AI software agents could support the use of network APIs, as part of the GSMA Open Gateway initiative.

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