AI Adoption in Agriculture Below 40 Percent, Research Finds

A new study from AWS shows that the agriculture, forestry, and fishing sectors are lagging in artificial intelligence (AI) adoption. Current levels sit just below 40 percent.

The research highlights a slow uptake of AI technology within these industries. Despite the potential benefits that AI can offer, many organisations seem hesitant to integrate it into their operations.

The findings suggest a need for further investment and training to facilitate greater adoption of AI. By embracing these technologies, the agriculture sector could improve efficiency and productivity across various processes.

AI could help in areas such as predictive analytics, crop monitoring, and supply chain optimisation, yet many sectors appear cautious about making the leap. The industry must consider strategies to encourage a more rapid transition to AI solutions.

Originally reported by RNZ New Zealand Headlines.