AI Farming (IMAGE)

University of Mississippi

AI Farming

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Artificial intelligence-powered lasers, robotic tillers and precision sprayers could revolutionize how farmers manage weeds, but a recent review from the University of Mississippi and Cornell University found that these technologies could also present financial and ecological challenges. 

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Graphic by Sarah Tewolde/University Marketing and Communications

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