AI is increasingly becoming the intelligent layer behind India’s agri-commerce ecosystem
The Indian agriculture sector has for long depended on local knowledge, experience and business acumen when making decisions regarding procurement, pricing, and supply-chain planning. However, the rapid adoption of artificial intelligence is beginning to transform how these decisions are made. Rather than reacting to changing market conditions, enterprises across the agri-food value chain are increasingly using predictive intelligence to anticipate demand, optimise sourcing and improve operational resilience.
As AI moves beyond automation towards enterprise decision intelligence, technologies such as satellite imagery, GIS mapping, voice interfaces and agentic AI are creating new opportunities to connect farmers, farmer producer organisations (FPOs), processors, financial institutions and buyers through a common intelligence layer.
In an exclusive interaction with Express Computer, Milind Borgikar, Co-Founder & CTO, Ayekart, discusses how AI is reshaping India’s agri-commerce ecosystem, why predictive intelligence is becoming central to enterprise decision-making, and what organisations need to build AI that works across...
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