IMPACT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ON ENVIRONMENTAL SECURITY SEGMENTS

The aim of this paper is to encourage a more comprehensive study of the impact of artificial intelligence on its use in the field of environmental security. Technical and technological development largely determines the environmental security situation and through which efforts will be made in the future to reduce the impact on environmental factors or threats to their development. The use of artificial intelligence is one of the methods of environmental monitoring, but in the genesis it is necessary to ideologically direct such tools in order to help humanity. One of the primary foundations is the consideration of segments of environmental security where large amounts of information would be collected, processed, analyzed and distributed in real time using artificial intelligence. The causal relationships of threats to environmental security segments to a significant extent determine the need for the introduction of artificial intelligence as an auxiliary mechanism that contributes to the monitoring of various species, plants and animals, and the human species in their habitats, investigating their development, reproduction and disappearance. Some software packages have a multidimensional and multi-criteria display of analyses, diagrams, animations and results, but artificial intelligence enables data sublimation and a very quantitative and qualitative approach and their use. This enables more purposeful writing of strategic documents and faster and higher-quality implementation of projects and programs in the field of environmental protection

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2025-09-16
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https://doi.org/10.70995/lzjl9877
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IMPACT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ON ENVIRONMENTAL SECURITY SEGMENTS

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IMPACT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ON ENVIRONMENTAL SECURITY SEGMENTS

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Abstract

The aim of this paper is to encourage a more comprehensive study of the impact of artificial intelligence on its use in the field of environmental security. Technical and technological development largely determines the environmental security situation and through which efforts will be made in the future to reduce the impact on environmental factors or threats to their development. The use of artificial intelligence is one of the methods of environmental monitoring, but in the genesis it is necessary to ideologically direct such tools in order to help humanity. One of the primary foundations is the consideration of segments of environmental security where large amounts of information would be collected, processed, analyzed and distributed in real time using artificial intelligence. The causal relationships of threats to environmental security segments to a significant extent determine the need for the introduction of artificial intelligence as an auxiliary mechanism that contributes to the monitoring of various species, plants and animals, and the human species in their habitats, investigating their development, reproduction and disappearance. Some software packages have a multidimensional and multi-criteria display of analyses, diagrams, animations and results, but artificial intelligence enables data sublimation and a very quantitative and qualitative approach and their use. This enables more purposeful writing of strategic documents and faster and higher-quality implementation of projects and programs in the field of environmental protection

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