Artificial intelligence for livestock: a narrative review of the applications of computer vision systems and large language models for animal farming.

The article discusses the applications of artificial intelligence, specifically computer vision systems (CVS) and large language models (LLMs), in livestock farming, with a focus on dairy cattle management. It highlights how AI supports data-driven decision-making in livestock production, particularly in dairy farming, and explores the potential of LLMs for optimizing data integration and knowledge retrieval in agriculture. The review emphasizes the importance of CVS for animal identification, behavior monitoring, feed intake measurement, and disease detection in dairy farming. Additionally, it discusses the challenges and opportunities in implementing AI tools in dairy systems management, such as data integration, computational infrastructure, and connectivity. [Extracted from the article]