Cerillion says telecom AI agents need stronger operational controls to deliver value

By Public Technologies
  • Cerillion’s Nov. 2, 2026 analysis finds telecom operators need trusted operational systems and controlled autonomy to make agentic AI commercially valuable.
  • The analysis cites Gartner’s forecast that AI inference costs per agentic workflow will increase more than fivefold by 2028.
  • Efficient orchestration would reserve expensive reasoning for complex problems, keeping deterministic tasks in conventional software.
  • Customer agents could shift telecom sales toward machine-to-machine transactions, increasing the importance of discoverable products and reliable billing systems.
  • Operators’ competitive advantage lies in proprietary operational context rather than widely available foundation models.


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