查看更多>>摘要:By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Robotics & Machine Learning DailyNews Daily News-Investigators publish new report on Ar tificial Intelligence. According to news reportingfrom Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, by NewsRx journalists, research stated, "This research article presents asystem atic literature review on the current state-of-the-art artificial intelligence ( AI) methodologies usedin aquaculture applications. As the demand for seafood co ntinues to grow, the aquaculture industry facesnumerous challenges, including d isease management, feeding optimization, water quality monitoring, andextractio n of aquaculture area."The news correspondents obtained a quote from the research from the University o f Malaya, "To addressthese challenges effectively and sustainably, AI technique s have been increasingly applied in aquaculturesystems over recent years. This review aims to analyze various AI methodologies utilized within differentaspects of aquacultural practices. By examining existing studies and identifying trend s and gaps inresearch areas related to AI integration into aquaculture practice s, this paper provides valuable insights forfurther advancements. The purpose w as to synthesize current knowledge on application and its challengesin implemen ting AI technologies within the commercial aquaculture industry. Specifically, t he review isto identify and analyze peer-reviewed studies reporting on applicat ions of AI technologies in aquacultureindustry, to classify and summarize the k ey findings from the selected studies in aquaculture operationsthrough AI, and to evaluate and discuss any challenges reported regarding the implementation and adoptionof AI solutions in commercial aquaculture. The overall goal was to com prehensively assess these via asystematic literature review process. Challenges of AI technologies and methods were identified in theresearch literature for a pplying AI to optimize commercial aquaculture practices and production. Anexhau stive search of a scholarly database from Scopus, was performed and papers publi shed in Englishbetween 2020 and 2024 were considered for inclusion. After a rig orous screening process involving over116 studies, 57 highly relevant works wer e identified and analyzed according to key themes involvingdemonstrated AI appl ications, employed methodologies and challenges that are expected when applyingsuch methods. The findings revealed that AI-driven tools such as computer vision , machine learning,and predictive modeling hold much potential for enhancing su stainability, efficiency, and productivitywithin aquaculture operations through applications like disease monitoring, environmental management,and production optimization. However, the review also uncovered substantial challenges that wil l continuelimiting widespread adoption, including restricted access to represen tative data, prohibitive expenses,technical complexities, lack of social accept ance, and data privacy and security concerns."