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How to Combat the Digital Cannabis Prejudicies Already Hardcoded into AI

 However, it is through this endeavor that I have begun to notice some concerning issues that have led me to question the broader implications of AI and its relationship to the values and biases of its creators. As I delved deeper into using AI for cannabis-related content, I couldn’t help but notice a pervasive prejudice against drugs, particularly cannabis, woven into the very fabric of the AI systems I was using.

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