In this Growers Spotlight, we spoke with the CEO of Motorleaf, Alastair Monk, about what his company is doing and their vision for Artificial Intelligence in the Cannabis space.

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Implementing Artificial Intelligence
Montreal is the center of AI in the world right now. Alastair Monk
The Market for AI
Cannabis production will become a race to the bottom in terms of what producers can charge for their product.Alastair Monk
About Alastair and Motorleaf

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Chris DeWildt is a graduate of Grand Valley State University and Western Kentucky University. In addtion to writing for Growers Network he is also a novelist