Can AI detect a silent internet outage before it occurs?

Researchers built a machine learning model to predict silent router packet drops before internet outages occur. The three-stage system flags subtle anomalies in unlabeled backbone traffic within a five-minute window. This capability allows network operators to inspect routers and reroute traffic ahead of failures.

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