Joseph Byrum is a leader known for constantly questioning how powerful industries use data to inform their decisions and practices. A trained PhD geneticist with an MBA, he is a worldwide leader in AI, “big data,” the financial industry and agriculture.
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A little bit of optimization has big positive environmental impacts. It’s a win-win for everyone involved and it’s the best sustainable development play.
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My mantra for business survival in the biotechnology sphere is ‘Unlearn. Transform. Reinvent’.
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Published: | Updated: Extract from The Lempert Report and Re-Published Progressive Grocer Joseph Byrum’s recent column in Ag Funder News explores artificial intelligence in agriculture. He says that hypothetically, it is possible for machines to learn to solve any problem on earth relating to the physical interaction of all things within a defined or contained environment…by using
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Joseph Byrum, Global Head of Product Development for Oil Seeds at Syngenta discusses their industry changing machine learning and artificial intelligence modeling that will dramatically accelerate the product development of new genetics.
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This is taking in all of the genetic information we have on soybeans and weather data and trying to figure out a way to select those varieties tacross a broader array of environments
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The forward edge of scientific work in agriculture, whether it drives a business or marketing decision, provides an insight into a new plant trait, or leads to a breakthrough in yield, is increasingly being driven by data.
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Companies that have a deeply embedded ‘not invented here’ culture are less likely to be successful at innovation.
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