I live down a long dirt road. I am sure a few of us do. It is just one of those reminders that if we are going to live up to the promise, especially in this particular space, of AI to help food production, improve profits for farmers and producers across the country, they need to have that simple technology that takes advantage of spectrum to be able to utilize these tools.
Ben Ray Luján: “I live down a long dirt road. I am sure a few of us do. It is just one of those reminders that if we are going to live…”
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Lujan highlights the need for rural connectivity to realize AI's potential in agriculture.
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