As artificial intelligence technology enters a new era, smart home systems are also entering a period of high-quality development. Smart home privacy protection proposals must be proposed with the human-centered development concept to meet people's needs better. Based on the dynamic evolution of smart home system development, we built a theoretical analysis framework for smart home development according to the inherent logic of privacy protection. We analyzed the privacy protection mechanism and user satisfaction of smart homes generated by artificial intelligence. We will explore the possibility of approaching the goal of high-quality smart home development from the perspective of privacy protection and the practical application of smart home system development. Developing a smart home system aims to provide people with services that meet the expected standards, improve service quality, and continuously enhance customer satisfaction. Therefore, data protection management should be strengthened based on the internal dissemination of data quality, a mechanism of interaction and trust among users, increased awareness of smart home quality, and a system for evaluating data protection and customer satisfaction. Finally, it will enable the high-quality development of smart homes, promote the sustainable and healthy development of the smart home industry, and truly meet people's expectations for a better life.

Yi Fan. Research on the Application of Artificial Intelligence in Smart Home Systems and Its Impact on Privacy Protection. The Frontiers of Society, Science and Technology (2024), Vol. 6, Issue 6: 130-134. https://doi.org/10.25236/FSST.2024.060620.

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