5G/6G mobile telephone technology, methodical progress, pertinent health protection, and artificial intelligence

Global mobile data traffic is growing rapidly. Artificial intelligence (AI) plays an important role in this growth, and safety should be a priority in all aspects of this development. Adverse effects on human health with widespread use with upcoming 5G/6G mobile networks need to be addressed. AI with its growing capabilities needs to be explored for safety strategies. We elaborate the AI-based safety measures as 'Conceptual Framework' comprising "3RRs": risk-reducing devices, risk-reducing engineering and environment; and risk-reducing personalization/habits. For devices using frequencies <6 GHz, the electromagnetic field (EMF) exposure measure is in terms of "specific energy absorption rate" for devices using frequencies <6 GHz, the EMF is measured as "absorbed power density." AI is utilized to lower exposure, with sophisticated algorithms analyzing real-time monitoring data. Wireless gadgets used in various fields like mobile communication, health monitoring, exercise monitoring, warfare tele-communications, etc. AI is useful for automating information delivery among multiple smart applications simultaneously and safely, with automatic sequential decision-making in dynamic environments. Engineering environmental safety with reduced radiation is required. The implementation of 6G and future networks, which aim to create a fully connected world, requires dense deployment. This advancement is possible with AI, enabling dynamic deployment, continual adaptation, autonomous decision-making, and robust control systems. Satellite direct-to-device (D2D) communications are only valuable in truly remote areas and in disasters. Personal habits, simple, healthy, safe, enumerated as an 'ABC' plan. AI's capability for real-time data analysis and decision-making can guide users for safe use. Guidance for growth with safety strategies suggested should be useful for progress in engineering, policies of governments', and people's healthy habits proactively.