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HOW IS AI STRENGTHENING FOOD SECURITY- MAPPING NUTRITIONAL NEEDS OF THE FUTURE

 We live in a technologically enabled world. It's already impacting our everyday lives. While there are so many options available, Artificial intelligence or AI is particularly of interest here. It's making our lives super comfortable and streamlined. Let's take a simple example. I am sure every one of you is familiar with Netflix, right? Ever imagined how it suggests what you should watch next? 

Well! That's AI for you! But that's just one side of the coin!

On this particular second, when you are enjoying a tech-savvy life while relishing different cuisines, do you know one in eight people don't even get enough food to eat? Sadly, approximately 1.9 billion people face food security. And that makes around 25% of the world's population. 

Further, the pandemic presented the world with unprecedented challenges. Events like plummeting economy, spiking cases of poverty, increasing unemployment, and higher risk of infection further worsened the already bad scenario. 

The UN was preparing to end world hunger by the end of the year 2030. But this pandemic pushed back this goal to around 2050. In fact, if you go by the statistics, it won't be wrong to say that the world is heading towards a potential hunger crisis. 

The time is now that one needs to expedite the discovery of possible solutions. After all, time is of the essence here. Just imagine a mere event that pushed the goal by around 20 years. What if the world faces yet another outbreak (not that we're hoping for one). But one needs to prepare well for the unprecedented situation. Right? 

Luckily, we have a solution right here! As we mentioned before, it's Artificial Intelligence. Yes, it's beginning to solve the world's biggest fight. 

But how? Without further ado, let's find out now!

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Final Takeaways- Leveraging AI to Minimize Food Shortage 

The increasing global population, along with climate change, is posing a lot of serious problems. Thus, causing a threat to food security. Clearly, AI could help the world navigate this crisis that has been plaguing humanity for centuries. 

With AI, one can easily support small farms and local communities to increase crop yields, plant health and alleviate food wastage. In the end, allowing millions of people to get food which otherwise was not possible. 

Remember, this won't happen in a day. But AI can act as a vital tool to achieve the goal pretty soon. In other words, it will create a sustainable environment that can quickly meet the increasing demands. 

In fact, as time progresses, this technology will become even more accessible worldwide. The rapid development and technological advancements will allow us to be one step closer to a "hunger-free world."

So, are you using modern-day technology to combat the problems of the past that are impacting the present?


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