Will artificial intelligence replace farmers or give them an edge? Colin Hurd, CEO of MACH explains
It seems like we read about bizarre uses for Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) every day, but what practical uses do we see in the field? Also, will A.I. on the farm help or replace the farmer entirely? Colin Hurd, CEO of Mach, is creating AI technology already making its way into Iowa farms and explains the future of farming.
The company has roots in AI tech for the US Army, creating AI utility vehicles that would drive around the perimeter of a base to check for hazards autonomously. The use-case for the farm is apparent. Hurd sees farmers of the future being able to run their equipment 24…
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