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Global hunger crisis and AI in food security are colliding as 318 million people face acute hunger worldwide.

The World Food Programme, the largest humanitarian food agency on Earth, has seen funding drop by 40% in 2025 — even as hunger levels nearly triple compared to five years ago.

In this video, we break down:

• Why 318 million people across 68 countries now face acute food insecurity
• How conflicts in Sudan, Afghanistan, and South Sudan are worsening famine risks
• Why donor funding, including major U.S. aid reductions, has sharply declined
• How AI tools are being used to predict crop failures and optimize food delivery
• Whether artificial intelligence can offset shrinking humanitarian budgets

With wars disrupting supply chains, fertilizer and fuel prices rising, and climate disasters accelerating crop failure, global food systems are under unprecedented stress.

Can technology stretch limited aid resources by 30–50% as agencies claim? Or will funding cuts outpace innovation?

This is a fact-driven analysis of the global food security crisis, the geopolitical forces behind it, and what to watch next.

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