Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT) will decide how agriculture, businesses, and industries work in the future, said V. Neethi Mohan, Chairman of Young Entrepreneur School, here on Saturday. He was addressing a session on the impact of technology on business, during the second edition of Sangamam 2019, a conference on emerging digital technologies for entrepreneurs, organised by Digit-All, a forum of Tamil Nadu Chamber Foundation. To meet the global food requirement, which is expected to double by 2050, agriculture needs technological intervention, said Mr. Neethi Mohan. "Artificial Intelligence will help in precision agriculture, which will determine the nutrient and moisture level in the soil. Using AI, a drone survey is done to identify where there is a need for the use of pesticides. We need to equip our farmers to efficiently utilise the technology," he said.