The field of mobile network research is moving towards more efficient and adaptive optimization techniques, leveraging advancements in machine learning and artificial intelligence. Recent studies have focused on developing innovative algorithms and frameworks to improve network performance, enhance resource allocation, and reduce energy consumption. Notable trends include the integration of reinforcement learning, graph neural networks, and multi-agent systems to tackle complex network management challenges. These approaches have shown promising results in improving network efficiency, reducing interference, and optimizing resource utilization. Notable papers include: HEAT, which proposes a history-enhanced dual-phase actor-critic algorithm with a shared transformer to improve network performance in LoRaWAN networks. Decentralized Handover Parameter Optimization with MARL, which jointly models the mutual influence of cell handover types and proposes a multi-agent-reinforcement-learning-based scheme to automatically optimize parameters for load balancing in 5G networks.