Transforming Aquatic Health Management: The Power of Artificial Intelligence

Aquatic ecosystem health and well-being are crucial for environmental preservation, sustainable fisheries and human welfare. There is a rising need for effective and efficient management solutions due to the problems that are being posed by pollution, climate change, and overexploitation. Artificial intelligence (AI) has become a potent tool in recent years, providing creative approaches for tracking, evaluating, and defending aquatic ecosystems. It is an area of computer science that tries to give robots the ability to learn to emulate the cognitive processes of living creatures and make decisions based on prior experiences. Machine learning, which is a branch of AI, mimics natural behavior. Studying algorithms and statistical models that computer systems employ to carry out certain tasks with little human assistance is one of the specialized scientific methodologies now used for AI research (Mustapha et al., 2021). The present article examines the diverse uses of AI and scrutinizes how it has the potential to revolutionize aquatic health management