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For decades, learning what is in a farmer's soil has meant bagging samples, sending them to a laboratory and waiting days or weeks for a chemical report. The description suggests that wait may soon end.
Read the original →Cameras in modern pig barns watch animals around the clock while deep learning models count animals and track their movements. A large new review examines flaws in the field.
Read the original →The article describes how AI, drones, connected machinery and precision sensors are shaping the future of agriculture. It says these tools help farmers make data-driven decisions.
Read the original →U.S. President Donald Trump is expected to appoint Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton to oversee artificial intelligence (AI) policy at the White House.
Read the original →Kim Yo Jong, the powerful sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, confirmed today (October 3) that North Korea has test-fired an intermediate-range ballistic missile equipped with artificial intelligence (AI).
Read the original →North Korea claims its AI-equipped intermediate-range strategic missile can change its flight trajectory at low altitude. It says enemies would have "no means of evasion."
Read the original →A California man is accused of taking servers worth $300 million, used for AI applications, out of the country and then illegally shipping them to China.
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