From the field to the dinner table, AI in agriculture can create a resilient food system

Drones and other advanced technologies are already being used in agriculture — but data and AI could make the tech even more effective.

Drones and other advanced technologies are already being used in agriculture — but data and AI could make the tech even more effective. Image: REUTERS

Jacqueline Heard
Chief Executive Officer and Founder, Enko Chem
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In the coming decades, farms will generate growing amounts of data that can be used to inform and improve AI applications in agriculture.
In the coming decades, farms will generate growing amounts of data that can be used to inform and improve AI applications in agriculture. Image: BI Intelligence

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