Food Security for the Future: Empowering Farmers and Ranchers Through Precision Ag Technologies

Americans enjoy the lowest cost, highest quality food supply in the world. On average, the people of this nation spend only 10 percent of their disposable income on food, which is a testament to the hard work of our farmers and ranchers. However, the events of recent years have shown that we cannot take our abundant and affordable food supply for granted. From potential food shortages due to the war in Ukraine and supply...
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AI SECURITY: The National Security Commission on Artificial Intelligence and Adversarial Machine Learning

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