Security Awareness Model for Artificial Intelligence and Internet of Things
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With human engagement replacing artificial intelligence in the provision of services, the position of intelligence systems is rapidly changing. The Internet of Things (IOT) plays a prominent role in these variations as it is a cutting-edge and developing technology that connects physical objects to the virtual world, enabling anytime, everywhere connectivity for anything. A technology known as the Internet of Things (IOT) enables the networked connection and data transfer of physical objects, people, gadgets, cars, and other things. IOT eliminates the need for computer-human contact by speaking directly to the user.This encourages increased communication between entities as a result. It can enhance the fundamental services provided in the industries of transportation, banking, healthcare, and education. Recent analyses have shown that the Internet of Things (IOT) and its related components are very susceptible to security vulnerabilities. Using artificial intelligence approaches, IOT security issues can be rectified (AI). AI develops crucial apps that enable data flow in an IoT environment. Intelligent transmission technique.
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