Artificial Intelligence is the new dynamic to transform countries which are optimistic of its benefits and integration into different day to day operations of activities in all sectors as its advancements on how activities and operations are done expresses a superhuman performance.It is a kick start for another phase of global transformation driven by technology of artificial intelligence, but African and Uganda in specific is not yet prepared to embrace this trend with little being done to invest in the new technology and its development.Different countries in the first and second world have invested billions and billion of dollars into artificial intelligence including South Korea, China, United States, Russia, North Korea, Saudi Arabia among others.These countries recognize how machines can deliver more in different sectors if they are really artificial with super-human capabilities that are guided and programmed to perform different activities and functions.Specifically, this article focuses on the integration of Artificial Intelligence into the Agricultural sector of Uganda where different activities can be performed such as smart agriculture innovations that support record taking, automated farm activities from garden and soil analysis to planting, spraying and harvesting with a profiling database of productivity and applicable measures for more yielding.Additionally, farmers can be able to predict their yield and manage well the possible risks of not earning by utilizing information provided by the tools and instruments developed with integrated artificial intelligence which are reliable of performing 24/7 execution of farm activities.Considering literature as referenced in the article, different scholars and authors have suggested a way to go and this article further discusses more opportunities and strategies which can be utilized by the developing countries of Africa including Uganda to have economic development and transformation.
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