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Researchers have unveiled an explainable deep learning framework that detects insect crop pests in real time with up to 98 percent precision. It also visually shows which image regions drove each detection.
Read the original →Researchers in India have developed a hierarchical feature fusion transformer that identifies seventeen jute pest species with 98.43 percent accuracy. It outperforms all previously published methods.
Read the original →Sam Nartey George, Ghana's Minister for Communications, Digital Technology and Innovations, is urging academics to build the country's own AI language models. The aim is to reduce reliance on foreign-built systems.
Read the original →The objective of emerging economies should be to maximise augmentation, not automation, through AI adoption.
Read the original →The proposed policy seeks to build a roadmap for the Indian steel industry until 2047.
Read the original →Gimpo has reorganized its IT division into an AI Policy Division to oversee AI-driven city reform. The division will also expand data training to all employees.
Read the original →IEEE-USA and the IEEE Japan Office are working to accelerate cooperation between the agricultural sectors of Arkansas and Japan. The effort covers smart agriculture, research partnerships and advancing global food security.
Read the original →Omron announced on the 13th that it will acquire Onlogic, a US maker of industrial PCs. The purchase price is $675 million (about 105 billion yen), and Onlogic's parent company, Interlogic, will become a wholly owned subsidiary.
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