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Lukas Walton's Climate-Focused Investment Firm S2G Raises $600 Million In Outside Funding - Vimarsana News

Lukas Walton's Climate-Focused Investment Firm S2G Raises $600 Million In Outside Funding

The move by the Walmart heir represents the first time that he’s opened the firm up to outside investors.

Source: forbes.com
Davos 2024: India's massive digital infra will help it take AI leap, says PwC chief Bob Moritz - Vimarsana News

Davos 2024: India's massive digital infra will help it take AI leap, says PwC chief Bob Moritz

India's CEOs are much more confident of their businesses than global counterparts about the next 12 months, shows PwC survey

Witnesses issue warnings about AI at Senate ag hearing - Vimarsana News

Witnesses issue warnings about AI at Senate ag hearing

Witnesses at a Senate Agriculture Committee hearing last week on artificial intelligence said AI offers benefits for the agriculture industry but warned that farmers are worried about their privacy and that policymakers should even be...

Ag AI advancements need data privacy protections, lawmakers told - Vimarsana News

Ag AI advancements need data privacy protections, lawmakers told

Artificial intelligence can help substitute for crop advisers and farm workers, but safeguards will be needed to protect data privacy, members of the Senate Agriculture Committee were told Tuesday.

Security and affordability will be key for AI in agriculture - Vimarsana News

Security and affordability will be key for AI in agriculture

Artificial intelligence could improve agricultural productivity in myriad ways, from machines that zap weeds to crop-selection software. But its digital networks must be secure from attack or abuse, a panel of experts told senators on Tuesday.