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Grow of Artificial Intelligence to Challenge Security in IoT Application

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Artificial intelligence is intelligence revealed by software, as opposed to natural intelligence. It is the science and technology of intelligent machinery. It is also a technology that functions like people on the computer. The IoT Internet of Things is a web-based object network that can communicate and share data. AI and IoT are combined to achieve a more effective IoT process, namely AIoT, combined with the Internet and artificial intelligence. Recently, an efficient health care system was introduced with artificial intelligence (AI) and IoT research. In this paper, the usability of artificial intelligence is discussed, and the implementation of AI and IoT analytics are systematically examined as a way of enhancing the health system in the IoT model. Different AI-based and device algorithms are also explored. Edge Computing is a modern computer technology in which data are processed from the edge. Simulation result shows the accuracy, precision and specificity of decision tree approach than SVM and Naïve Bayes. It offers lower bandwidth costs, more robust privacy and data security than cloud computing. Notably, advanced computing is easily used by artificial intelligence technologies.

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Padmaja, M., Shitharth, S., Prasuna, K. et al. Grow of Artificial Intelligence to Challenge Security in IoT Application. Wireless Pers Commun 127, 1829–1845 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11277-021-08725-4

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