Muhammad Nakhooda

Artificial Intelligence will allow plant biotechnologists to create climate-resistant, nutritious crops. Metamorworks/Getty Images

AI can help develop climate‑resistant crops for Africa – but it shouldn’t be left in the hands of corporates

African governments must use the COP29 global climate change conference to make sure that artificial intelligence-driven advancements in agriculture and food production benefit all on the continent.

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