Artificial intelligence could revolutionize farming industry

Agriculture in the U.S. is in trouble: American farmers are getting older, with their average age just over 58. As farming in general faces a labor shortage, growers are now trying to find a solution with the help of AI technology from Silicon Valley. Errol Barnett reports.

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[kossiscott]

This is amazing. This could optimize the whole farming process

[shadowdrift]

This could've been done years ago (like with retail) but bosses decided to hire people out of courtesy, technology will get more advanced but that's not a bad thing. We need to change on how we live our lives & make a living in order to adapt to today's world.

[analisamelojete]

The legend says that if you increase wages, labor will appear. The farmer does not understand that.

[namfes]

hope this technology reaches in africa too

[anthonyparbury]

If Roborts going to replace people than the government need to give everybody free money and lower the cost of household bills too.

[thanksfornothing]

*MY SELF DRIVING CAR JUST RAN RIGHT INTO A MAIL BOX **#LMAO**😲😔*

[morning_dew_manna]

The Farmer's aren't the problem. The problem is not the farmer. wake up. geez.

[AliBaba-mbpu]

5 billion for that one machine they got

[matthew]

So ajr sober up was use but only for the outro muisc @mirosoft whta happen

[craigcorson]

Good, more unemployed low-wage workers. Believe it or not, that IS a good thing. You'll see.

[milkovas]

hey no need for Mexicans to cross the border . MAGA . Way to got Mr Trump