Abstract

Methane emissions from ruminant livestock, particularly cows, have been a topic of interest because of their negative environmental impact, including contributing to greenhouse gas accumulation and accelerating climate change. Understanding the cow's rumen microbiome can provide valuable insights for devising effective emission reduction strategies. Despite the recognized environmental impact of methane emissions from cows, however, a systematic review on the cow rumen microbiome has not yet been done. This study aims to fill this gap by performing an unbiased bibliometric analysis to review the effect of the rumen microbiome on methane emissions through cross-check of multiple data sources. While the bibliometric analysis offers a quantitative approach to assess research trends and identify areas of potential exploration within the field of the cow rumen microbiome, this study also evaluated the concurrently growing interest in the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) tools, specifically ChatGPT by OpenAI in terms of its efficacy and accuracy in enhancing scientific research project. Through the fusion of conventional research methodologies and AI-driven insights, this study aspires to provide a holistic perspective on the cow rumen microbiome's profound influence on methane emissions, while also exploring the untapped potential of AI in advancing scientific inquiry.

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