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This $2 billion AI startup just replaced every fence on a farm with a smartphone app. Meet Halter, a New Zealand-based company that built an AI-powered caller for cows. And it's completely changing how farms work. The caller uses GPS, sound and vibration to create virtual fences. No wire, no posts. Just draw a boundary on your phone and the cows stay inside it. When a cow walks toward the edge, she hears a soft beep. If she ignores that, a gentle vibration kicks in. And if she still pushes through, a tiny electric pulse. Within a week, most cows learn to turn back at just the sound. But that's just the hardware. The real brain is the algorithm behind it, called cowgoridm. An AI trained on 7 billion hours of cattle behavior. It tracks every individual animal that detects illness before symptoms show, monitors fertility, and tells farmers exactly how much grass each cow is eating. Halter just raised $220 million, hit a $2 billion valuation, and already has over a million collars deployed across three continents, costing just $5 per cow. AI isn't just disrupting tech and finance anymore. It's coming for the oldest industry on Earth.

This $2 billion AI startup just replaced every fence on a farm with a smartphone app. Meet Halter, a New Zealand-based company that built an AI-powered caller…