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The Champagne House Moët and Chandon of LVMH Uses an AI to Sort Its Grapes

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VIDEO - It is a machine that allows you to better sort grapes and detect diseases. The champagne house Moët and Chandon invested nearly 700,000 euros in an optical sorting robot.

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The Champagne House Moët and Chandon of LVMH Uses an AI to Sort Its Grapes

VIDEO - It is a machine that allows you to better sort grapes and detect diseases. The champagne house Moët and Chandon invested nearly 700,000 euros in an optical sorting robot.

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LVMH says AI and AI agents will be key to navigating a broad slowdown and waning demand in luxury goods, and is using AI in supply chains, pricing, and more

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