ARE HUMAN FARMERS ABOUT TO BE REPLACED? TRENT LOOS on A.I.'S IMPACT ON AGRICULTURE

Are human farmers about to be replaced by A.I. technology? In this eye-opening episode of Trent on the Loos, Trent Loos sits down with Arthur Erickson, CEO and Co-Founder of Hylio, to explore how artificial intelligence is reshaping agriculture. As big corporations and tech developers push for automation, many farmers wonder if traditional, hands-on farming is at risk of becoming obsolete. Arthur shares his expertise on the role A.I. plays in modern farming, from precision spraying drones to automated decision-making systems that claim to optimize efficiency. But is this technology truly designed to help farmers, or is it a step toward removing them from the land entirely? Trent and Arthur dive deep into the real impact of A.I. on family farms and the American food supply. Will artificial intelligence become a tool for farmers to use, or will it push them out of the industry? As government policies and global agendas favor automation, Trent challenges viewers to consider who really benefits from these rapid advancements. Are farmers being given a choice, or is the push toward A.I. forcing them into a system they didn’t ask for? Arthur weighs in on what the future of agriculture could look like and whether independent farmers will be able to maintain control over their own operations. Don’t miss this critical conversation about the future of food production, the survival of the American farmer, and the balance between innovation and preserving the hard work and wisdom of generations.