The article discusses how artificial intelligence technology is being deployed to assist small-scale farmers in Malawi through smartphone applications. The initiative, which involves providing farmers with AI-powered agricultural advice via their mobile phones, aims to help them adapt to climate change challenges and improve crop yields. The system uses AI to analyze various data points, including weather patterns, soil conditions, and crop health, to provide personalized recommendations for farming practices. Farmers can take photos of their crops using smartphones, and the AI system helps identify diseases, pests, and nutritional deficiencies, offering immediate solutions. The technology has shown promising results, with participating farmers reporting increased crop yields and better decision-making capabilities regarding planting times and crop management. The program also includes features for market price information and connecting farmers to buyers. Despite challenges such as limited smartphone access and internet connectivity in rural areas, the initiative has reached thousands of farmers and is expanding. The project demonstrates how AI technology can be adapted for use in developing countries to address food security challenges and improve agricultural productivity. The article emphasizes that this technological intervention is particularly significant given Malawi’s heavy reliance on agriculture and the increasing threats posed by climate change to traditional farming methods.