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Overview

Professor High is your personal AI cannabis expert, built directly into High IQ. Powered by deep research AI with real-time web search capabilities, Professor High can answer questions about strains, terpenes, effects, dosing, medical uses, and cannabis science — citing real sources with links. It is like having a knowledgeable budtender and cannabis researcher available 24/7. Unlike generic AI chatbots, Professor High is specifically tuned for cannabis knowledge and can pull from current sources, academic papers, and the TIWIH strain database to give you accurate, up-to-date answers.

Key Features

Deep Research

Goes beyond simple Q&A by searching the web, aggregating information from multiple sources, and synthesizing comprehensive answers.

Source Citations

Every answer includes clickable source links so you can verify information and read the original articles or studies.

Strain Knowledge

Ask about any strain in the database and get details on terpene profiles, expected effects, grow characteristics, and similar strains.

Follow-Up Suggestions

After each answer, Professor High suggests relevant follow-up questions to help you dive deeper into topics.

Streaming Responses

Answers stream in real-time, so you see the response build as the AI researches and writes — no waiting for a complete answer.

Conversation History

Your chat history is maintained during each session so you can have natural, multi-turn conversations that build on previous questions.

How to Use Professor High

1

Open the Chat

Navigate to Professor High from the More menu or home screen quick actions. The chat interface opens with a clean input field.
2

Ask a Question

Type any cannabis-related question. Be as specific or broad as you want. Professor High handles everything from “What is myrcene?” to “Compare Durban Poison and Green Crack for morning productivity.”
3

Watch the Response Stream

The AI begins streaming its response immediately. A loading indicator shows while deep research is in progress, and text appears as it is generated.
4

Explore Sources

Scroll through the cited sources section below each response. Tap any source to open the original article or study in your browser.
5

Follow Up

Use the suggested follow-up questions or type your own to continue the conversation. The AI remembers what you discussed previously.

What You Can Ask

Professor High excels at cannabis-specific questions across many categories:

Strain Information

  • “Tell me about Blue Dream”
  • “What terpenes are in Wedding Cake?”
  • “Compare OG Kush vs. Bubba Kush”
  • “What strains are best for anxiety relief?”

Terpene & Cannabinoid Science

  • “What does limonene do?”
  • “How do terpenes affect the cannabis experience?”
  • “What is the entourage effect?”
  • “Explain the difference between THC and THCA”

Effects & Medical Use

  • “Which strains help with insomnia?”
  • “What cannabis types are best for creative work?”
  • “How does CBD interact with THC?”
  • “What are the effects of high-myrcene strains?”

Consumption & Dosing

  • “What is a good starting dose for edibles?”
  • “How long do edible effects typically last?”
  • “Difference between smoking and vaporizing?”
  • “How to manage tolerance buildup”

Cannabis Science & Culture

  • “What did the 2025 German chemovar study find?”
  • “Why are indica and sativa labels considered inaccurate?”
  • “How are terpene profiles tested?”
  • “What is live rosin vs. live resin?”

High Spectrum Families

  • “What is the High Spectrum?”
  • “Which High Family is best for relaxation?”
  • “How are strains classified into families?”
  • “What makes a strain ‘Entourage’ vs. ‘Uplifting’?”

Response Format

Each response from Professor High includes:

Answer Content

The main response body with formatted text, organized sections, and clear explanations. Responses use markdown formatting for readability.

Source Citations

A grid of source cards showing:
  • Favicon of the source website
  • Title of the article or study
  • Domain name for quick credibility assessment
  • Relevance score indicating how closely the source matches your question
Tap any source card to open it in your browser.

Follow-Up Suggestions

3-4 suggested follow-up questions based on the current conversation context. These are designed to help you explore related topics or go deeper on something mentioned in the answer.

Example Queries to Try

Strain Comparison

“Compare Girl Scout Cookies and Gelato — which has better terpenes for relaxation?”

Medical Research

“What does recent research say about cannabis for chronic pain management?”

Terpene Deep Dive

“Explain caryophyllene — where is it found, what does it do, and which strains have the most?”

Practical Advice

“I am new to cannabis. What should I know about choosing my first strain?”

How Deep Research Works

Professor High uses an advanced AI architecture with autonomous tool calling:
  1. Your question is analyzed to determine what information is needed
  2. Web search is conducted across cannabis databases, research papers, dispensary sites, and educational resources
  3. Multiple sources are synthesized into a coherent, comprehensive answer
  4. Citations are attached so you can verify every claim
  5. Follow-ups are generated based on what would naturally come next in the conversation
This process happens in real-time with results streaming as they become available.

Tips

Be specific for better answers. Instead of “Tell me about sativas,” try “What sativa strains with high limonene are good for daytime focus and energy?” The more context you provide, the more targeted the response.
Use follow-up suggestions to explore topics you had not considered. Professor High often surfaces interesting angles you might not have thought to ask about.
Check the sources. Professor High cites its information, so you can verify claims against the original source material. This is especially important for medical-related questions.
Professor High provides educational information only and is not a substitute for medical advice. Always consult with a healthcare professional before using cannabis for medical purposes.