Disrupting hunger with AI

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As the effects of climate, conflict and economic shifts ripple across the world, there is a global hunger crisis. This session focuses on how cutting-edge AI applications help in emergency settings, but also enable farmers to access services thanks to AI.

Speakers:
Bernhard Kowatsch
Head of the Innovation Accelerator
United Nations World Food Programme (WFP)

Armin Wedler
Head of the planetary exploration domain
DLR Robotics Institute


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