Riyadh Economic Forum puts AI-enabled smart agriculture on its agenda
Saudi Arabia’s 12th Riyadh Economic Forum ran from 12 to 14 October. In an 11 October notice, the Saudi Press Agency said it would discuss five studies on economic and development priorities. One examines ways to promote smart agriculture using AI and other advanced technologies to support food and water security.
Saudi Arabia’s 12th Riyadh Economic Forum ran from 12 to 14 October. In an 11 October notice, the Saudi Press Agency said it would discuss five studies on economic and development priorities. One examines ways to promote smart agriculture using AI and other advanced technologies to support food and water security.
Other subjects included transferring and localising knowledge and expertise among Saudi personnel. SPA did not publish the agriculture study’s method or recommendations; the notice therefore does not establish a research result or an implemented policy.
The four-day Reboot the Earth event hosted by CMU-Q drew 110 participants from across Qatar. Twenty-two teams produced working prototypes for crop suitability or cold-chain monitoring to reduce food loss.
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