Summary
ABSTRACT Few would disagree that artificial intelligence (AI) holds potential for advancing knowledge and innovation. Over the past decades, substantial research has been devoted to the development and application of AI in soil science. While most of today's AI applications in soil science are related to machine learning (ML), AI also encompasses other fields such as digital image analysis, natural language processing (NLP), expert systems, and knowledge representation. This review aims to provide a comprehensive overview of AI in soil science. A definition of AI that equates intelligence with rationality is provided, followed by a typical classification of AI into the three main domains of sensing and interacting, reasoning and decision‐making, and learning and predicting. From this frame
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