Farm Futures Seminars: AI in Agriculture

Agricultural technology is advancing at lightspeed. Artificial intelligence (AI) is a primary driver, and can trace its inception to the 1960s. In more recent decades, engineers have connected machine learning to telematic data collection, moving artificial intelligence processes from theoretical digital environments into machines that operate in the real world. Dan Curtis of Bayer, Benjamin Beer of AGCO, and Katie Stanton of Taranis joined Farm Progress Technology Editor Andy Castillo for a discussion about how artificial intelligence is transforming modern agriculture at this year’s National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville.