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A 10-Year-Old Built an AI “Nose” for Airports. Could It One Day Detect Drugs? A 10-year-old inventor from Taiwan built an AI-assisted “electronic nose” designed to analyze the air around luggage. It started as a pork detector, but the same concept could one day help identify drugs like fentanyl. <p>The post A 10-Year-Old Built an AI “Nose” for Airports. Could It One Day Detect Drugs? first appeared on High Times.</p>

Stacey Rusch Knows How to Sell a Story Stacey Rusch went from yoga and QVC to reality TV and cannabis. SHAYO may be her latest act, but the real story is how she learned to command a room. <p>The post Stacey Rusch Knows How to Sell a Story first appeared on High Times.</p>

Black Cannabis Week Returns to Philadelphia Sept. 25-27, With a Free Expungement Clinic The ninth annual Cannabis Opportunities Conference anchors three days of policy panels, workforce programming, scholarships and a pitch event for early-stage founders. Sunday's Community Day is free and open to the public. <p>The post Black Cannabis Week Returns to Philadelphia Sept. 25-27, With a Free Expungement Clinic first appeared on High Times.</p>

Barney’s Farm: 40 Years of Cannabis Seed Genetics Barney's Farm marks 40 years of award-winning cannabis genetics — with new F1 precision hybrids, autoflower F1s, and expansion across the US and Germany. <p>The post Barney’s Farm: 40 Years of Cannabis Seed Genetics first appeared on High Times.</p>

The Americans Most Convinced Weed Is Bad for You Don’t Smoke It Themselves. So, How Do They Know? 10% of Republicans smoke cannabis and 24% call its effect very negative. Among adults 18 to 34 it's 27% and 8%. Where use is highest, condemnation is lowest, and the reverse. The one thing Gallup's crosstabs actually show, and the several things they don't. <p>The post The Americans Most Convinced Weed Is Bad for You Don’t Smoke It Themselves. So, How Do They Know? first appeared on High Times.</p>

The FDA Wants to Know How You Use Cannabis—Useful or Concerning? The FDA is seeking outside data and analytics services to better understand how people use cannabis, CBD, and other emerging products through public social-media conversations, consumer surveys, and market intelligence. The request does not establish access to private messages, but it does point to a much more systematic federal effort to analyze how cannabis consumers <p>The post The FDA Wants to Know How You Use Cannabis—Useful or Concerning? first appeared on High Times.</p>

Chile’s Cannabis Crackdown Is Officially Here: Inside Operación Imperio Ámsterdam Chile’s Operación Imperio Ámsterdam has intensified a sweeping crackdown on medical cannabis networks, leaving more than 16,000 patients facing disrupted access and exposing deep legal gaps around collective cultivation and the right to health. <p>The post Chile’s Cannabis Crackdown Is Officially Here: Inside Operación Imperio Ámsterdam first appeared on High Times.</p>

100% More THC = 15% Stronger High. So Why Did Weed Spend 30 Years Chasing the Number? Doubling an inhaled dose of THC from 5 mg to 10 mg moves the self-reported high from 34 to 39 on a 100-point scale. The market spent 30 years chasing the number anyway. Four researchers on what a percentage does and doesn't tell you, and what replaces it. <p>The post 100% More THC = 15% Stronger High. So Why Did Weed Spend 30 Years Chasing the Number? first appeared on High Times.</p>

Who Are the Latino Leaders Cannabis Should Know? Nominations Open Friday for the First Latino Power 100. High Times, the National Hispanic Cannabis Council and El Planteo are launching a new annual list recognizing 100 Latino and Hispanic leaders shaping cannabis worldwide. Nominations open August 21 and close September 11. Anyone can put forward a candidate, including themselves, from anywhere in the world. <p>The post Who Are the Latino Leaders Cannabis Should Know? Nominations Open Friday for the First Latino Power 100. first appeared on High Times.</p>

‘Marijuana Can No Longer Remain in Schedule I’: Inside the Government’s Final Case for Rescheduling Weed—and the Witnesses It Tore Apart The government's 50-page closing argument asks Judge Derek Julius to "expeditiously recommend" moving marijuana to Schedule III. Its closing section attacks the credibility of nearly every witness who opposed the change and quotes several of them making the medical case anyway. The DEA's own pharmacologist appears once. The opposition's brief cites her 25 times. Plus: the judge's transcript-correction order, filed Thursday. <p>The post ‘Marijuana Can No Longer Remain in Schedule…