On October 14, the General Office of the Ministry of Transport unveiled the Guidelines for Artificial Intelligence Application Scenarios in the Water Transport Sector, advocating for the creation of an intelligent agent dedicated to safety management. This agent will harness the power of knowledge graphs, large language models, and process automation technologies to facilitate intelligent verification of safety compliance, autonomous hazard identification, and personalized online education and training. These efforts are aimed at significantly boosting the intelligence quotient of port safety management.
Furthermore, the guidelines call for the establishment of risk deduction and assessment models tailored to high-risk scenarios, including human-machine interaction operations and dangerous goods handling at ship-shore interfaces. By integrating cutting-edge technologies such as video recognition and multi-source data collection, these models will empower early detection, dynamic monitoring, intelligent analysis, and timely warnings of potential safety hazards, ensuring a safer and more efficient water transport environment.