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A New Jailbreak for John Deere Tractors Rides the Right-to-Repair Wave | WIRED
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Killer farm robot dispatches weeds with electric bolts | Farming | The Guardian
Ukraine takes down 1,000,000 bots used for disinformation
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Aigen's swarm of agtech robots want to make agriculture carbon negative | TechCrunch
Ad Fraud Company White Ops Exposes Russian Hacking Operation Methbot
Prospero the Swarming Farmbot Wants to Show You the Future of Agriculture
Bad Bots Account for 73% of Internet Traffic: Analysis - SecurityWeek
Farmers are hacking their tractors so they can actually fix them - CNET
High-tech farming helps automate the job — except when the equipment gets hacked - Marketplace
Cybersecurity Report: “Smart Farms” Are Hackable Farms - IEEE Spectrum
I'm a Hack, by ChatGPT | The New Yorker
Backflipping Boston Dynamics robots show off impressive gymnast abilities in parkour routine | Euronews
Using AI, this autonomous farming robot uses high-powered lasers to id... | TikTok
Killer farm robot dispatches weeds with electric bolts | Farming | The Guardian
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John Deere's Self-Driving Tractor Stirs Debate on AI in Farming | WIRED
Farmers Fight John Deere Over Who Gets to Fix an $800,000 Tractor - Bloomberg
SSU notifies bot farm organizer of suspicion
What are click farms? An shadowy internet industry is booming in China
Ukraine's Security Service exposes bot farm that worked for Russian secret services and spread fake news | Ukrainska Pravda
Why Are Farmers Battling for the Right to Fix Their Own Tractors?
Farmers are hacking their tractors so they can actually fix them - CNET