Bhubaneswar, March 12 -- Artificial Intelligence (AI) holds tremendous potential to transform modern agriculture, but experts emphasized that its success depends heavily on strong data foundations.
At a two-day international symposium that concluded on Thursday at Siksha 'O' Anusandhan (SOA), experts highlighted the need for diverse data sources for AI-driven agricultural systems including weather and climate records, remote sensing data, soil properties, farm observations, and sensor-based monitoring systems.
The event, titled "Artificial Intelligence in Shaping Agriculture and Allied Sectors for Sustainable Food Security" was jointly organised by SOA's Centre for Climate Smart Agriculture (CCSA), the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences, an...