The Application of Artificial Intelligence Oriented to the Internet of Things Technology in the Complexity of Digital Crossborder Trade

Abstract

With the continuous update of technologies such as cloud computing, big data, AI, and 5G, various IoT services have also been developed. Various IoT terminals have emerged one after another, and the number of access terminals has also risen sharply. With the development and popularization of a new generation of artificial intelligence technology, the Internet of Things mainly connects various objects to each other in an agreed manner through various sensing devices and conducts wireless communication and data exchange to achieve object-to-object communication, positioning, traceability, intelligent identification, and management. The Internet of Things has broad application prospects in many aspects such as intelligent robots, transportation, and intelligent buildings. Accurate node positioning is considered to be the focus of the application of the Internet of Things in geographic and network location services. More and more experts and scholars have begun to worry about the future development of artificial intelligence technology. While artificial intelligence technology provides convenience to the society, it may also cause huge hidden dangers to the public safety of the entire society. Therefore, it is necessary to make decisions about the technical risks of artificial intelligence. Philosophical analysis has certain historical, practical significance, and theoretical value. Internet technology innovation and digital technology innovation continue to emerge. Digital trade has become a typical feature of the current economic structural transformation, and it is also a new driving force for countries to participate in the division of labor in the global value chain. At present, the scale of global digital trade continues to expand, but there are still many restrictions on digital trade rules. Digital trade tariff barriers and nontariff barriers in digital trade such as crossborder data flow restrictions, intellectual property infringements, and personal information protection are bound to have an impact on the global value chain division of labor system. IoT technology-oriented artificial intelligence accelerates the logistics speed and tracking efficiency of digital cross-border trade, improves consumers’ willingness to spend, and promotes the development of the entire e-commerce trade field.