Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming more common in vineyards, especially in Napa Valley, a well-known wine region. Farmers are now using AI-powered self-driving tractors to improve their work. These tractors can move through vineyard rows and collect important information to help farmers make better decisions. By studying things like soil quality, plant health, and water needs, AI helps farmers save resources and reduce waste. Many experts believe this technology is helpful because it improves decision-making without replacing human skills. Both large and small wineries are turning to AI to become more efficient. AI is also used in other ways. For example, John Deere’s “Smart Apply” technology uses sensors to spray grapevines accurately, reducing the use of chemicals. Automated watering systems are also becoming popular. These systems can detect leaks and adjust water flow to prevent waste. However, AI can be hard for smaller wineries to use. It is often expensive and requires special training. While AI improves crop monitoring and helps prevent disease, managing it for larger vineyards can be difficult. Despite these challenges, AI continues to give vineyard owners new ways to improve their farming methods.