Deep-Tech in Agriculture | World Economic Forum <p>Developed by the World Economic Forum’s Artificial Intelligence for Agriculture Innovation (AI4AI) initiative, this report explores how frontier technologies spanning artificial intelligence, robotics, edge IoT, nanotechnology and satellite-enabled remote sensing can unlock transformative solutions for the future of global agriculture It highlights breakthrough use cases and outlines
The GCC is increasing food security through innovation The city serves as a testbed and agritech accelerator for innovative farming technologies, like automation and robotics Its production of fruit and vegetables, alternative meat and dairy products, as well as aquaculture and grain farming, will help Saudi Arabia achieve food independence
3 strategic pillars for scaling AI in global agriculture In the past years, agriculture has become a stage for AI ambition Drones, sensors and robotics all look impressive in demos Yet the real-world impact is still uneven Many initiatives shine in a pilot and then stall when they meet the realities of commercial production: tight unit economics, variable biology, fragmented operations and teams that cannot afford complexity
Seven Sectors, 80% of Workers: Four Technologies Driving the Future of . . . Geneva, Switzerland, 14 October 2025 – Four emerging technologies – AI, robotics, advanced energy systems and sensor networks – are poised to reshape global labour markets, creating new opportunities to boost productivity and transform jobs in agriculture, manufacturing, healthcare and other critical sectors, according to a new World Economic Forum report Yet, unlocking this
The Future of Jobs Report 2023 - World Economic Forum The Future of Jobs Report 2023 explores how jobs and skills will evolve over the next five years This fourth edition of the series continues the analysis of employer expectations to provide new insights on how socio-economic and technology trends will shape the workplace of the future
How These Agricultural Drones Are Helping Farmers In Tunisia Currently, agriculture accounts for 80% of the country’s water use Robocare’s agricultural drones are being used by farmers in Tunisia, which use AI and spectral imaging to identify which plants are diseased or need watering for efficient use of resources
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