A recent CDC study has shown that more people appear to be smoking fentanyl than injecting it, and it’s killing them.
The rapidly advancing world of artificial intelligence has garnered equal parts praise and fear from the world at large as we move toward the possibilities of a utopian Jetsons-esque society and/or a robot-induced apocalypse. However, another byproduct of AI has emerged that might scare the stoners a bit: smartphones that know when you’re high.
A new study is adding to the collection of research on the topic.
A recent data report shared by Akerna revealed that sales from 4/20 were some of the biggest yet.
A recent CDC study has shown that more people appear to be smoking fentanyl than injecting it, and it’s killing them.
The rapidly advancing world of artificial intelligence has garnered equal parts praise and fear from the world at large as we move toward the possibilities of a utopian Jetsons-esque society and/or a robot-induced apocalypse. However, another byproduct of AI has emerged that might scare the stoners a bit: smartphones that know when you’re high.
A new study is adding to the collection of research on the topic.
A recent data report shared by Akerna revealed that sales from 4/20 were some of the biggest yet.
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