Abstract
In the context of globalization, agricultural safety is directly linked to food security and human health. Modern agriculture’s challenge is effectively monitoring and processing vast agricultural safety information in the digital era. This study aims to achieve the automatic identification and intelligent processing of agricultural safety information within a digital media environment by applying artificial intelligence (AI) technologies. Initially, the background of AI applications in agriculture is explored, followed by an analysis of the urgent need for automated processing of agricultural safety information and an overview of current research in this field. It is demonstrated that, despite progress, existing methods still lack in-depth feature extraction and real-time capabilities of the data processing systems. A method based on multi-level feature fusion for identifying agricultural product safety is proposed to address these limitations alongside a decentralized AI Internet of Things (IoT) system for processing agricultural safety information. The multi-level feature fusion method can extract and integrate essential details on agricultural products from different dimensions and levels, thus enhancing the identification accuracy. Meanwhile, the decentralized AIoT system strengthens the efficiency and reliability of data processing, ensuring timely responses to agricultural safety information. Through deep neural networks, efficient recognition and classification of agricultural product images were achieved, enabling the automatic identification of agricultural safety information in a digital media environment. Utilizing deep learning algorithms, the system could learn and understand the characteristics of different agricultural products and accurately identify potential safety issues, such as pests, diseases, or spoilage, providing timely monitoring and management for agricultural production. The innovation of this research lies in the comprehensive utilization of multi-level data features and advanced Internet of Things (IoT) technology, significantly improving the level of intelligence in agricultural safety supervision.
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