SingularityNET, a decentralized network for “creating, sharing, and monetizing” artificial technology (AI) services, has partnered with HARA, a firm that use blockchain technology to help it make “better data-driven decisions”, to provide AI-enabled crop diagnosis to farmers in Indonesia. The joint initiative between SingularityNET and HARA was announced at the World Web Forum in Zürich, Switzerland. According to HARA’s official website, the Indonesian firm aims to help farmers increase their income by managing critical information on a blockchain-based data management and verification system. The information may include details about soil quality, land ownership, and grain price.
