Analyses of the Present State of IoT and AI Security
S. P. Karthi, M. Kalaiyarasi, Smita Sharma, M. Vasudevan, S. Saumya, T. Vedhanayaki · 2024
One of the most developing technologies is Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT). IoT is a network of hardware and software systems based on internet services and communication technology. IoT devices are fast increasing in popularity, creating a significant impact on our daily routines and businesses, healthcare, and transportation when making decisions. AI is based on models, and it is used to make decisions. The use of AI and IoT in the 5G network is to improve the infrastructure. In AI systems, there are three keys to work: AI input data, AI actually within the network, and AI outputs. And once the data collected from IoT devices are transferred to data analysis the results of these processes are useful in in-depth personal recommendations and lead to smart and efficient use. IoT is used to protect the information, which the object can give a unique identifier. This abstract explores a collection of art reviews focusing on the intricate relationship between security, privacy, AI and IoT. The art reviews on security and privacy for AI and IoT underscore the urgent need to address the associated challenges and risks. They explore encryption techniques, access controls and secure communication protocols for maintaining the integrity of artistic creations while preserving the privacy of both artists and audiences. By promoting a comprehensive understanding of the risks and opportunities inherent in AI and IoT driven art, we hope to shape of a future where artistic expression is in a secure and privacy-respecting environment. This paper aims to collect art reviews to inspire artists, technologists, policymakers and art enthusiasts to engage in thoughtful discussions surrounding the intersection of creativity, security, and privacy.