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The development of digital technology has accelerated the transformation of financial online payment methods, bringing convenience to payment but also increasing the hidden dangers of fraudulent transactions. Antifraud research is particularly essential to protect users' property and prevent financial crises. With the advancement of data governance and sharing technology, digital payment transaction data present new characteristics of massive, multi-source and heterogeneous. Integrating data intelligence technology based on big data and artificial intelligence into anti-fraud research has important theoretical research significance. The digital credit payment model formed by the full combination of credit card payment and digital payment has the most mature data accumulation and theoretical basis at present, providing the most ideal data resources and theoretical support for the research of anti-fraud models. Starting from the concept, this paper firstly introduces the definition, research difficulties, and data framework of the digital credit anti-fraud research problem in combination with the actual business scenarios in China. Secondly, based on the modeling strategy, the frontier progress of digital credit transaction anti-fraud research is reviewed from two aspects of data balance and model optimization. This paper focuses on the theoretical basis, applicable scenarios, and latest achievements of various machine learning algorithms and deep learning algorithms in anti-fraud research, and based on the above content, a comprehensive evaluation is made. Finally, combined with the research status and from the perspective of demand, this paper summarizes the three major hotspots including the generalization and interpretability of anti-fraud research, and the sensitivity to new fraudulent transaction models, and concludes with an outlook on future research directions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

As the new orientation, new requirement and new task to develop higher education, it is necessary to deeply implement the digital strategic action, construct a new form of higher education teaching, give full play to the role of the main channel in the classroom education, and comprehensively promote the ideological and political construction of curriculum. On the basis of the digital intelligence era, this paper deeply explores the ideological and political elements in each chapter according to the characteristics of the course, teaching objectives and teaching contents; it also draws the conclusion about the teaching reform and practice of the ideological and political construction of the course on Food Chemistry and Analysis. It puts forward some strategies: the improvement on educator' ideological and political teaching ability, the digital construction and improvement of high-quality ideological and political resources, the optimization of curriculum setting, and the innovation on "gene implantation" and "one, two, three, four" teaching modes. The ideological and political classroom of professional courses is taken as the carrier, the unity of inner knowledge and action is realized, and meanwhile the ideological and political education system is constructed about the course on Food Chemistry and Analysis, with the purpose to promote both the translation of professional knowledge and value guidance of students', and create a new pattern for the moral education. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The transformation and development of agricultural science and technology park counting intelligence is an important way to accelerate the realization of agricultural modernization. The construction of agricultural science and technology parks in China is still in the primary stage of development. With the continuous breakthrough and integration of digital technology and agricultural technology, agricultural science and technology parks are transforming and developing from the traditional single agricultural science and technology demonstration to the direction of integrated innovation and digital intelligence. At present, China's agricultural science and technology parks are facing the backwardness of agricultural information technology infrastructure, the lack of high-quality agricultural production and management personnel, digital agriculture equipment backwardness, digital services and management mechanisms not perfect and other outstanding problems. The digitalized agriculture machinery and equipment is backward, and the digitalized service management mechanism is imperfect. Therefore, it is necessary to optimize the configuration of digital elements, improve the intelligent facilities and equipment, and innovate the way of digital services. This paper defined the connotation of China's agricultural science and technology park digital intellectual transformation and development, analyzed the current situation and the main problems and explored the main direction of agricultural science and technology park digital intellectual transformation and development. Based on these, it provided theoretical guidance for the transformation and development of agricultural science and technology parks, and provided suggestions and countermeasures for cracking the transformation and upgrading of agriculture and industrial integration. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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[Objective] The significance of this study lies in the conversion of the traditional manufacturing industry into the intelligent, automated transformation of the background to meet the universities and colleges of intelligent manufacturing professional construction and cultivate urgent needs of the new era of composite technical personnel, to help students with the theoretical knowledge for the application of practical training, based on a solid foundation for the workplace, and to mitigate restrictions on the school laboratory space to cultivate diversified professional knowledge of the students. [Methods] In this paper, digital twin technology is applied to the intelligent transformation of the modular production system, thereby expanding the practical training content, relying on the "digital twin" virtual simulation technology based on Unigraphics, TIA Portal, PLCSIM Advanced, and other software, to conduct the virtual debugging training of the MPS digital twin model. The Process Simulate software and industrial Internet technology were used to conduct virtual and real linkage training, using intelligent monitoring technology for the real-time monitoring of equipment status, with the support of industrial Internet of Things technology to ensure the stability of data transmission and the safety of the experimental process during the training, reformulating the teaching framework, formulating the teaching plan for practical training in phases, and participating in the students' competitions. [Results] The teaching reform method of combining digital twin, virtual simulation, virtual-reality interaction, and other technologies with traditional equipment is proposed, and the MPS practical teaching platform is constructed, which integrates mechanical design, control system design, digital twin, and virtual simulation under the teaching platform, improves the comprehensiveness of the practical training teaching, imparts the equipment a higher utilization value while meeting the requirements of talent cultivation, and formulates a teaching framework for combining the content of practical training with college student competitions, which helps students receive several national awards. We have developed a teaching framework that combines practical training content with college student competitions, which has helped students bag several national awards and extended the breadth and depth of intelligent manufacturing practical training education. The application of equipment monitoring technology and industrial internet technology in practical training teaching provides strong support for the implementation of practical training teaching and provides a safe and stable experimental environment for the students. [Conclusions] Combining virtual and real considerably reduces the cost of improvement, effectively enhances the comprehensiveness, design, and research of the experiment, and improves the students' knowledge of the intelligent manufacturing engineering profession and industrial production, which is highly significant for the cultivation of intelligent manufacturing talents, and concurrently provides a new way of thinking for the reform of practical teaching in colleges and universities and the construction of intelligent manufacturing professions at present. The next step will be to further improve the maturity of the twin model and the degree of intelligence of the equipment to realize a higher degree of digital twins, cultivate more intelligent manufacturing applied talents, and provide a complete practical training platform for students. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The rapid progress in digital government practices has led to advancements in theoretical research, with theoretical development guiding the implementation of these practices. This paper systematically reviews the research hotspots of digital government from three perspectives: policy guidance, organizational support, and technological governance. These perspectives reflect the interdisciplinary and complex nature of digital government research. The practice of digital government, grounded in digital technology and literacy, has reshaped government responsibilities and governance models, bringing about profound changes in organizational management. This highlights key research directions and trends that future digital government should prioritize. Compared to previous literature, this paper expands on three aspects. Firstly, it clarifies the developmental context of foundational theories of digital government, emphasizing the equal importance of technological governance and collaborative governance. The ultimate objective is to construct a government that is holistic responsive, and democratic, meeting the diverse needs of the general public. Secondly, starting from specific propositions, the hotspots and key issues of digital government research were identified. The relationships between these issues were discussed, emphasizing the crucial importance of understanding the connections among these issues. Extensive empirical research is needed to delve into the logical embedding of digital technology in organizational operations and the evolutionary logic of digital policy changes. It is essential to comprehensively understand the overall development level and driving mechanisms of various dimensions and elements of China's digital government. Thirdly, the paper proposes a series of policy recommendations to support government digital transformation from the perspective of optimizing digital government practices. The research in this paper reveals the interactive process between technology and policy, and the interplay of organizations to some extent. This interaction process involves policy guiding technology, technology adapting to the organizational structure and culture of government institutions, and the organization maintaining consistency with policy and technology. Additionally, the future development of digital government should prioritize not only the research, innovation, and application of digital technology but also the study of the government itself. By emphasizing elements such as technological ethics, organizational operations, policy processes, political interests, rights maintenance, public participation, openness, transparency, fairness, and convenience, it is crucial to examine the process and adaptability of embedding digital technology into these elements. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In recent years, the technology of digital content generation has been greatly developed, and the detection and forensic technology of digital content are facing new challenges. This paper firstly introduced digital content generation technology from three aspects: large natural language model, visual generation technology, and multimodal generation technology. Secondly, it introduced digital content detection technology from three aspects: generated text detection, generated image detection, and generated audio and video detection. Thirdly, it introduced digital content forensics technology from two aspects: utilizing fact ual information and forging traces. Then, this paper introduced the application scenarios of these techniques. Finally, it prospected the future work in this research field, and pointed out several directions that need to be focused on. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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With the rapid development of digital information technology, digital agriculture has become the engine to promote the development of high-quality agriculture. Digital agriculture can not only promote the sustainable development of precision agriculture, but also improve the ability of agricultural management and decision-making. However, the popularization and application of digital technology in agriculture in our country lags behind, and the investment of digital agriculture technology is small, the talents are short, and the popularization degree of digital technology is low, the development of digital agriculture is restricted to some extent by such factors as agricultural decentralized management. Therefore, in order to promote the development of high quality agriculture, we must overcome the resistance that restricts the development of digital agriculture and activate the motive force of the development of digital agriculture. Based on the analysis of the current situation and restrictive factors of digital agriculture, this paper puts forward the theoretical logic and practical path for digital agriculture to promote the development of high-quality agriculture. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In order to meet the practical needs of the people to equitably share the fruits of economic development, urban economic construction should be based on the coordinated development of the environment and the economy, which means that high-quality urban development should be realized through a greener and more inclusive path. Under the wave of the fourth industrial revolution, industrial intelligence, characterized by the application of industrial robots, provides an opportunity to promote the green and inclusive development of Chinese cities. Based on the construction of the Malmquist-Luenberger index to scientifically measure the level of inclusive green growth in cities, this study empirically examined the impact of industrial intelligence development on inclusive green growth and its internal mechanisms based on industrial robot application data from the International Federation of Robotics (IFR) from 2007 to 2020 and city-level data in China using various models. The study found that: (1) Industrial intelligence significantly contributed to inclusive green growth in cities, and the effect was more obvious in cities with lower financial support, a higher level of information infrastructure construction, and greater innovation and entrepreneurial dynamics, demonstrating significant heterogeneity in geographical location characteristics. (2) As far as the channels of action were concerned, industrial intelligence was mainly realized through the channels of promoting digital technology innovation and industrial structure upgrading. (3) The development of industrial intelligence had a positive spatial spillover effect on the enhancement of the inclusive green level of cities. Furthermore, if the driving effect could be effectively realized, the regional sustainable development capacity would be effectively enhanced. This paper seeks to enrich the empirical evidence and empirical research on the benefits of industrial intelligence development in promoting inclusive green growth in cities and to provide policy references for the development of smart manufacturing and inclusive green economic growth in cities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Digital empowered political consultation is a new form of consultation which combines the duty execution of the CPPCC with digital technology. Taking digital empowerment as the domain of discourse, this paper firstly clarifies the connotation and characteristics of digital empowerment in political consultation, discusses the policy promotion process of digital consultation, and takes the construction of digital political consultation in Zhejiang Province and Hunan Province as case samples to summarize the experience in the construction of digital political consultation from the four levels of concept, policy, system and platform, and reveals its deficiencies in policy, technology and data . Objectively speaking, the current digital empowerment has led to the formalism and digital suspension of negotiation, exacerbated the differentiation of negotiation subjects, widened the digital divide and produced algorithmic black-box problems such as digital alienation. Therefore, it is necessary to establish a digital consultation mechanism in order to improve digital executive force; to strengthen the construction of digital technology in order to promote effective digital consultation; and to strengthen the governance of data elements, so as to make full use of digital consultation [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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