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John Deere starts early access for farm-data AI assistant

A screenshot of John Deere’s JD AI chatbot interface Image: Primary
John Deere is testing an AI assistant called JD with select U.S. customers in its Operations Center, according to The Verge. The company says the assistant uses customers' field, machine, and operational data to answer questions about equipment settings, fuel use, harvest timing, best practices, and historical trends. Deere plans a broader web and mobile rollout and later expansion to in-cab displays. The company says it will not sell farm data and lets farmers control third-party sharing.
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