A Review Paper on AI-Based User Privacy & Security Concerns in Smart Wearable IOT Devices

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2024
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Abstract
Smart technologies including wearables have emerged as the bridge between artificial intelligence (AI) and the internet of things (IoT). On the one hand, it has changed the way people regarding efficiency and utility provision. On the other hand, the very fact relationships become deep and interconnected as they are, raised great issues of privacy and security concerns that are now in need of seeking reliable solutions from both scholars and practitioners. The current review focuses on the state of the art of privacy and security issues as an effect of AI in smart wearable IoT devices, the existing, and further, advanced AI technologies that are still undeveloped for the purpose. The results were aggregated through ten studies wherein each posed relatable problems and solutions regarding smart wearable IoT devices security. A comprehensive table with challenges, solutions, AI methods, datasets, and limitations of the studies is also provided.
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Authors Zeeshan Mubeen
Journal Journal of Computing & Biomedical Informatics
Year 2024
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