Artificial intelligence is already changing the world. Its greatest potential, however, may lie in its ability to advance one of society’s oldest industries: agriculture.
Seeing patterns where humans cannot and making accurate predictions out of vast data sets, AI is rapidly chipping away at what has been considered a holy grail of biology – understanding the causal relationships between genes and what they impact. Combined with the groundbreaking ability to perform precise gene edits, it is helping turn the previously time-consuming craft of plant breeding into an efficient, data-driven process that will help ensure food security for a growing global population, while better caring for our planet and improving farmer well-being through economically sustainable solutions.
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