 Artificial intelligence may be the future of agriculture. With AI developing the ability to learn, Austin O'Brien, associate professor of computer science at Dakota State University, sees great potential for its use in farming. Having drones that can be able to fly over these different fields, take pictures, identify where you might have crop damage, disease, pests, things like that's kind of where we're getting started and then automating the process of having these machines perhaps do them on their own.