Enabling the upgrading of security emergency technology in the AI era
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Currently, various industries are facing a variety of security risks and challenges. With the development of a new generation of information technology, artificial intelligence (AI), which enables security emergency technology upgrades, has become an inevitable trend. To enable AI to upgrade security emergency technology, this paper proposes a methodological path that couples advanced sensing systems, data resource sharing databases, and smart models in the cloud and security and emergency fields. Moreover, this paper proposes improving and strengthening the management of safety emergency science and technology with systematic thinking to improve the level of industry science and technology with AI and other technologies with the awareness of taking the lead, promoting the construction of an industry innovation system with a system concept, strengthening the coordination and cooperation with advantageous innovation resources with an open attitude, and strengthening the original innovation ability with the spirit of consolidating the foundation and strengthening the source to build a safety emergency science and technology innovation system. This paper provides an effective reference for the transformation and upgrading of the security emergency field in the latest round of scientific and technological revolution.
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