The field of 6G and 5G network research is rapidly advancing, with a focus on developing innovative architectures, interfaces, and security measures to support the growing demands of next-generation wireless networks. Researchers are exploring new concepts, such as nomadic networks, integrated sensing and communication (ISAC), and artificial intelligence (AI)-driven air interfaces, to enable more efficient, scalable, and secure network operations. The development of softwarized networks, network function virtualization, and edge computing is also gaining momentum, with a focus on improving network flexibility, reducing latency, and enhancing quality of service. Furthermore, there is a growing emphasis on ensuring the security and reliability of 5G and 6G networks, with researchers investigating new approaches to intrusion detection, prevention, and mitigation. Notable papers in this area include: Towards Nomadic 6G Communication Networks, which proposes a new architectural framework for nomadic networks. LLMind 2.0, which introduces a distributed IoT automation framework using natural language-based machine-to-machine communication. Way to Build Native AI-driven 6G Air Interface, which presents a novel AI-driven air interface architecture for 6G networks.