The Future of Food - by Jean-Marc Daecius - The OSVerse
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How the next agricultural revolution will give birth to an infinite harvest
Before we get to food, let’s talk cars. The latest version of Tesla’s Full Self Driving is too good to believe on hearsay, you have to experience it to understand. One drive isn’t even enough. It requires time spent with the system, observing how it notices and understands when a driver — in another car, on the other side of the intersection — does that quick hand gesture to indicate you should proceed first. Without any input from you, the car understands. This is a level of nuance that we normally don’t expect from computer programs. Consider the variables: a 2-3 ton rolling metal…
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