Jake Adler

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TBPN · 4 Tech Arguments (Number 3 Will Shock You), Mansion Section, John Arnold Joins | Viswa Colluru, Jake Adler, Adam Korsunsky · 25 Sep 2026 podcast

Uh but you know, we we don't we don't have smallpox in the office.

Uh we have we have a bit of monkeypox here, uh and we'll be able to procure, you know, like some a couple of chemical weapons as well.

But like, you know, the the amount of validation that's required for these things is

is bewildering.

You know, they they they'll call me up on the phone and be like, like, do you know what you're doing with these things?

And uh and I'll be like, Yeah, I can we work with the government.

And like that's all we need to hear.

Which is i again is incredibly alarming, you know, considering a lot of the infrastructure we have to like deter, you know, a bioweapon attack or to stop the proliferation.

Yeah.

None of this has changed in like twenty years.

Uh it's uh it's been a really cool mission, you know, is a a a a bet that we made nine months ago on on Argus and you know, candidly, you know, you look to things this year like uh you know, for example the Pentagon shutting down four months ago due to like a false anthrax alert.

Yeah.

there are there are really serious events that are transpiring and I think that the the the rate and the incidents around bio have grown dramatically.

Uh even to a point now where I think just the the sheer lack of that infrastructure has just become incredibly alarming.

I think the the core bet is really on the platform itself.

Like we really want to move beyond what is like the current precedent, which are like these very manual workflows.

So like right now, for example, like if I was to, you know, if I was to pull Jordian and have him go work the line at TSA, for example, and some guy comes through and and I gave you like the best and most portable sensor in the world, able to, you know, tell you whether or not some person has Ebola, the the question quickly becomes like, what are you gonna do with that?

information, right?

So we we definitely knew that the the system itself had to be portable, but it had to go just beyond, you know, from a platform standpoint, just doing the detection to actually enabling uh identification and characterization of the threat as well.

The reason that we opted for this for this form factor first uh was was very simple.

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