When we think about artificial intelligence, what often comes to mind are tools like ChatGPT, robots, biometric systems, and automation technologies that simplify our daily tasks. But AI is much more than that—it holds the potential to transform entire sectors, from agriculture to conservation. AI can be trained using agricultural data to address pressing issues like food security and conservation while navigating the unique challenges faced by the Global South. How can this rapidly evolving technology be developed and applied in ways that truly benefit these regions? As technological innovation accelerates in 2025, understanding the implications of AI is more critical than ever. To explore this, join us for this GLF Live on 22 January at 14:00 UTC with Isaac Rutenberg, Intellectual Property Advisor at CIFOR-ICRAF and Associate Professor of ICT Policy and Innovation at Strathmore University, to discuss the future of AI, its opportunities, and its challenges in the fields of governance, environmental impacts, and development. #ThinkLandscape

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