Joseph Byrum is an expert in artificial intelligence and scientific policy.
Quantum computing should make it possible to look for answers to food security questions we’ve never been able to ask.
Quantum Computing’s Answer to the Global Food Security Problem Read More »
Computational intelligence is beginning to embody the art of the possible, and this will help those developing systems to ensure the growing world population has access to the food it needs.
Given the connection between AI and nature, it’s worth exploring how AI can help solve one of the greatest practical challenges facing agriculture: food security.
Artificial Intelligence’s Potential for Addressing Global Food Security Read More »
To compete against such savvy players on the world stage, the US must move beyond the stockpile mentality and elevate concern for food security to address our current vulnerabilities.
COVID-19 is a Wake-Up Call to Strengthen our Food Supply Chain Amid Shifting Geopolitics Read More »
Special Operations Forces (SOF) thinking must consider outliers and black swan events in the realm of food-security disruptions to maintain competitive military advantage and possess the moral high ground for national security.
Contemporary Global Food Systems as Contested Space Read More »
Instead of allowing a scientific approach to growing food, Europe has withdrawn its technology, dense capital investment and fertile soil from the global effort to achieve a long-term food security solution. As the European Union is the world’s top exporter of food products, this is a major setback that the world can’t afford.
Europe’s Retreat from Science Threatens World Peace Read More »
Validation is the critical component in ethical AI. For the Intelligent Enterprise, the emphasis on validation means ethical AI should yield superior results.
Teaching Artificial Intelligence To Do No Harm Read More »
Advancing ethical AI is a critical step toward having AI systems capable of assisting all the functions of a business.
Rethinking The Foundations of Ethical AI Read More »
The OODA (Observe, Orient, Decide, Act) loop framework, used by Air Force pilots, is readily adaptable for peacetime use to help CEOs become the fast-evolvers they need to be to survive—or better yet, thrive—in an uncertain business environment.
How CEOs Should Think About Rebuilding America Read More »
There’s nothing scary about intelligent augmentation. In fact, by making up for human weakness in critical areas, such as medical diagnosis, traffic safety and air traffic control, AI has massive potential to save lives.
We Need to Speak Up for AI, While We Still Can Read More »
