AI should be used for improving agriculture, rural lives: Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar
Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar on Friday said disruptive technologies like artificial intelligence (AI) should be used for improving the agriculture sector, and asserted that the rural population represents both opportunities and responsibilities. Speaking at the inaugural session of 21st General Session of African Asian Rural Development (AARDO) Conference, the vice president also stressed using technology to alleviate suffering.
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Speaking at the event, Dhankar said the rural regions nurture 3.6 billion lives, including 894 million rural Indians, «representing both our opportunity and responsibility.»
«A challenge to our intellect is in form of emergence of disruptive technology. Artificial intelligence, machine learning...No less than industrial revolution,» he said.
«They offer daunting challenges but also bring a basket of opportunities, only if we learn to unleash them,» he said.
Dhankhar said these technologies should be used for improving the farm sector and rural areas.
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