Attention, teens: if you try and sneak on a pot farm you may face a fleet of unmanned security vehicles that will chase you down. In May, the southern California pot farm Canndescent deployed an unmanned vehicle to patrol and guard its supply of jazz cabbage, which it sends out to medical dispensaries. The INTELLOS Automated Unmanned Ground Vehicle, made by the tech manufacturer SHARP, will provide perimeter security and routine patrols to keep intruders out and keep people out of harm's way. As of Monday, at least four other pot farmers have also leased security robots from Sharp. Aside from avoiding injuries to human security guards, the smart INTELLOS drone could also prove to be more vigilant than someone stuck guarding the farm during the night shift.

In Asia, Dole sells a canned fruit called Seasons. The brand sells Seasons in two sizes, but it wanted to push sales in the smaller size where the margins were better. Enter Albert, an artificial intelligence platform created by AI company Adgorithms that hopes to reinvent how digital media planning and buying is done. The brand used Albert for a full digital campaign that included display, banners and Facebook images and video. The creative was developed locally in the Philippines capital of Manila, but Albert handled all the buying, optimization and placement.