Neil Sahota (萨冠军) is an IBM Master Inventor, United Nations (UN) Artificial Intelligence (AI) Advisor, Professor at UC Irvine, and author of the book: Own the A.I. Revolution. With 20 years of business experience, he works with clients and business partners to create next generation products/solutions powered by AI.
In the verdant fields and vast farmlands, a quiet revolution is unfolding. It's a revolution not marked by uproar but by the gentle hum of technology merging with the ancient art of farming. This revolution is powered by artificial intelligence , and it's changing the landscape of agriculture in profound and inspiring ways.Gone are the days when farming solely depended on manual labor and traditional wisdom.
The image of robots tending to crops is no longer futuristic. Automated farming is here, and it's making agriculture more efficient. Companies like Blue River Technology have developed AI robots that can thin and weed crops, doing the work faster and more accurately than human hands.Sustainability is not just a buzzword in agriculture; it's a necessity. AI is playing a crucial role in promoting sustainable farming practices.
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