Source: John Hart, SOUTHEAST FARM PRESS, 5/8/17


Artificial intelligence is still in its infancy in agriculture, but the technology is being used through such tools as drones, sensors and hyperspectral cameras.Speakers at a forum on artificial intelligence in agriculture held April 26 at the North Carolina Biotechnology Center in Research Triangle Park see great potential for both artificial intelligence and machine learning to increase yields, fight pests and battle drought.

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