Artificial intelligence competes with farmers in growing strawberries … Know the...

Agriculture can now clearly benefit from artificial intelligence, to replace manual labor in countries where agricultural labor forces are dwindling and aging, especially with the migration of farmers from the countryside to cities to work in industry..

According to the Emirati Vision website, teams of data scientists are competing with artificial intelligence algorithms to grow strawberries remotely in automated greenhouses, in the inaugural smart farming competition organized by Bindudu, the largest agricultural e-commerce platform in China..

Scientists compete against traditional farmers with agricultural experience, to see who can provide the most economic benefit from the plots of land allocated to them in a recurring human-machine competition. This time in the field of agriculture.

In the competition’s jury member Folco Wigdog, the impact of AI is already evident, although the competition continues until November. The application of artificial intelligence provided the potential for transforming agriculture into a mechanical way at a time when agriculture was facing a shortage of skilled farmers.

Mohamed Mahmoud, a researcher at the Graduate School of African Studies at Cairo University, confirmed that there are several gains from the application of AI in Egypt, indicating that the influence of AI has extended to include all areas of our daily life, especially in light of technological development, and chronic national problems can also be solved..

The researcher at the Faculty of Higher African Studies at Cairo University told Al-Youm Al-Sabea that artificial intelligence applications can be used in traffic, issuing car numbers and monitoring them, whether to protect against theft or facilitate the task of traffic men, in addition to solving problems related to the safety and security of Egyptian railways and reducing disasters and crises Resulting from it.