Dr. Cliff Redford

That 70% accuracy is what these bio-detection dogs that discover PTSD and ovarian cancer and all the things we talked about, they have about the same accuracy.

So they're thinking, all right, this means that hemangiosarcoma has a detectable notable odor.

Now, unfortunately, that means they're going to now try and find a machine that can detect that odor.

So now these dogs are going to lose their jobs to AI.

That seems to be the trend to all these things.

But...

It is hope.

It is hope that we might be able to do something about this.

Yeah, I was going to say, you're going to come in and they'll be like, okay, Mr. Cooper, it is time for your lab test.

Oh, it's a lab.

Now, what happens if you need a CAT scan?

Then what happens?

Yeah, you know, it's funny.

She's like, yes, I do have, I have an orange.

Darn it, you caught me.

And then she's like, I got a kilo of...

No, I was going to say real drugs.

She's got a kilo of real drugs in there, and she used the orange to trick them.

The Trojan horse kind of thing, sort of thing, to throw them off.

You're going to be taking away lab technicians' jobs, I guess.