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Headline : Fast or Slow: Which Adoption Path Will AI Follow in Agriculture?

Read more from the original article on here at www.croplife.com.





Tags : #fast #slow #which #adoption #path #ai #follow #agriculture


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The past year or so, one set of initials has dominated much of the technology talk in the agricultural world — AI (artificial intelligence). Since computer systems using AI first became “a thing” a few years ago, there has been a rush across various industries to adopt these technologies for more widespread usage. Examples of this include AI systems being used to mimic celebrity (or politician) voices and ChatGTP authoring articles that have appeared across the internet.

Agriculture has also jumped onto this AI bandwagon in a few instances. Back in 2022, John Deere introduced a new AI-driven system for its self-propelled sprayers called See & Spray. In operation, See & Spray utilizes targeted spray technology designed by Blue River Technology. This employs cameras and processors mounted on John Deere’s carbon-fiber truss-style boom in combination with computer vision and AI to distinguish weeds from crop plants. Other such systems have also been introduced by such well-known ag technology manufacturers as Raven Industries and BASF Bosch in the interim.

Here at CropLife® magazine, we are not immune to the AI discussion. In fact, this month’s cover story looks at the trend in earnest, speculating where it might lead now that AI is becoming more commonplace across the world.

Of course, all this begs one simple question: How quickly will AI systems be adopted in agriculture? Will they multiply quickly over a brief period of time or take longer to gain widespread acceptance among ag retailers and their grower-customers? To get some perspective on this, consider the results from two separate surveys conducted by the CropLife Media Group — The CropLife/Purdue PrecisionAg Adoption Survey and the 2024 Precision AgTech Buying Intentions Survey.

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