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Cannabis companies use AI to create purer, stronger weed as marijuana industry booms

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Artificial intelligence is being used to create stronger strains of cannabis in a bid to find the most effective medical marijuana.

Firms across Europe and the US are currently producing a raft of cannabis products – with the industry expected to be worth £32 billion by 2024.

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