Espace for the Future

AI: Agricultural Intelligene at the Espace for the Future
Decision-making and predictive artificial intelligence is currently the most widespread and valued form of AI globally, representing around 90% of projects. By analysing quantitative and visual data, these tools provide essential insights that help anticipate decisions and optimise processes. It is especially valuable for managing risks—whether climate-related, health-related, or otherwise.
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AI can also stand for “Agricultural Intelligence"

AI can also stand for “Agricultural Intelligence”: a technology in support of precision, performance, and the sustainability of our farms.

Here, in Hall 3, specialists from the Chambers of Agriculture will be hosting round tables and expert meetings to present technical solutions, share best practices and offer a vision of the future for livestock farmers and their employees.

An opportunity for agriculture

The agricultural sector is no exception. Farms generate vast amounts of data, often shared with technical and economic partners. When used wisely and based on reliable databases, AI can contribute to highly precise, more efficient, more sustainable, and more autonomous farming.

However, its use must be regulated to prevent these technologies from being controlled by monopolies or unaccountable players. AI must be inclusive, ethical, and trustworthy to accelerate its adoption in the agricultural sector.
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Meeting tomorrow's challenges

AI can help address many major challenges:

  • Producing more to feed a growing global population,
  • Ensuring heightened vigilance in public health,
  • Reducing agriculture’s environmental impact,
  • Adapting to climate change,
  • Improving animal welfare,
  • Preserving a healthy work-life balance for farmers,
  • Addressing labour shortages and making agricultural professions more attractive.

However, the deployment of AI must be accompanied by increased vigilance around several critical issues:

  • Digital hygiene: cybersecurity and the safety of connected systems,
  • Data ownership: who owns the data being generated
  • Transparency of use: what is the intended purpose of the data? Is it being sold or used outside the farm without consent?

These are the questions we will address at the Espace for the Future, through:

Demonstrations and equipment presentations to explore: “As a farmer, how can AI help me?”
Daily debates around data ownership and related issues such as cybersecurity, the evolution of agricultural professions, the role of the farmer, and their decision-making power in sectors impacted by AI.
Workshops where institutional experts, exhibitors, and farmers will share their experiences with AI in support of animal farmers, their partners, and the agriculture of tomorrow.
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