The growing adoption of AI-Generated Content (AIGC) has made large-scale processing of multiple Generative AI (GAI) training jobs a key strategy for improving cost-efficiency in computing clusters. However, the distributed nature of GAI models, together with inherent network bottlenecks, imposes significant challenges on system performance. Moreover, differences in training purposes, variations in model sizes, and asynchronous lifecycles create a dynamic environment. As a result, the coexistence of multiple GAI training jobs in a computing cluster exacerbates problems such as resource misallocation, fragmentation, and network contention, leading to low resource utilization and inefficient training performance. These motivate us to explore an efficient resource scheduling approach for completing multiple GAI training jobs. Accordingly, we introduce an intrinsic topology-aware scheduling framework designed to ensure flexible scheduling and efficient distributed training of GAI models. To address the trade-off between the number of concurrent jobs and the communication contention they generate, we formulate a multi-objective optimization problem with two objectives: maximizing the utility of GAI jobs and minimizing communication bandwidth. We then propose the Diffusion Model-based AI-Generated Resources Scheduling (DARS) algorithm, designed to capture dynamic, high-dimensional environments and generate optimal resource scheduling decisions. DARS employs a denoising diffusion process to iteratively refine noisy resource allocations into optimized scheduling decisions. Subsequently, we replace the policy network of Deep Reinforcement Learning (DRL) with DARS to address environmental uncertainty and enhance efficiency. Finally, the simulation results confirm that the proposed algorithm outperforms existing approaches.

As an advanced form of IoT technology, integrated sensing and communication (ISAC) deeply integrates communication and perception, enhancing the performance and application range of IoT. At the same time, the space-air-ground integrated network (SAGIN) provides a wider and more efficient connection and information processing support for both. However, the highly dynamic and time-varying characteristics of SAGIN lead to more frequent vertical handovers among heterogeneous wireless networks, which seriously affects the continuity and reliability of services. This motivates us to explore an effective vertical handover method in SAGIN to guarantee the quality of network service. The issue is a typical complex and high-dimensional problem with its online and dynamic characteristics, which provides a particularly favorable scenario for the adaptability of the diffusion model (DM). Accordingly, we propose a novel vertical handover decision algorithm with the aid of DM. First, we innovate a novel vertical handover analytical model that describes handover jitter, load difference, and handover robustness. Then we formulate it as a multiobjective optimization problem. Next, inspired by Generative AI (GAI), we propose a DM-based GAI-empowered handover decision (DGHD) algorithm to capture the time-varying and high-dimensional environments and generate optimal vertical handover decisions. Subsequently, the policy network of multiagent proximal policy optimization (MAPPO) is replaced with the proposed DGHD for addressing environmental uncertainty and enhancing efficiency. Finally, the simulations exhibit that our proposed algorithm outperforms existing algorithms.