David Bergvinson
Grounded Intelligence: Why Most AI Innovations Never Reach the Field
Most AI in agriculture gets built for the wrong people. As new technologies emerge at a rapid pace, many never move beyond pilot programs or demonstration projects. So what separates innovations that generate headlines from those that create real impact in the field? Grounded Intelligence is a new podcast from AGX AI hosted by David Bergvinson. Through candid conversations with researchers, founders, farmers, and funders, the series explores what it really takes to transform promising ideas into practical solutions.
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Data Corpus: Why Smallholder AI Starts With What We Don't Collect 01.07.2026 51:12
AI is only as powerful as the data behind it—but what happens when that data is fragmented, incomplete, or excludes the very farmers it's meant to serve? In this episode of Grounded Intelligence , David Bergvinson is joined by Soumya Alamaru, Senior Consultant at Athena Infonomics , Jawoo Koo, Senior Research Fellow at the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) , and Michael Minkoff,...
A Systems Approach to Agricultural AI: Stewart Collis on Data, Trust, and Farmer Access 17.06.2026 43:19
Delivering effective AI advisory services to smallholder farmers depends less on model sophistication than on building the underlying ecosystem—shared data infrastructure, consortium economics, localized digital public goods, and farmer trust—without which even the most capable AI repeats the scaling failures of the previous generation of digital agriculture. Stewart Collis, Senior Program Officer...
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