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American innovation is alive and well, folks. A brilliant entrepreneur named Surbhi Sarna just raised 30 million dollars for her startup called Collate. This company uses artificial intelligence to cut through the mountains of government paperwork that slow down life-saving medicines.
Think about this for a second. Right now, drug companies waste years filling out forms instead of saving lives. The FDA and other agencies drown these businesses in endless red tape and bureaucratic nonsense. Meanwhile, patients who need new treatments are forced to wait and suffer.
Sarna’s company promises to speed things up by five times. That means a drug that takes 10 years to reach patients could now take just 2 years. This is exactly the kind of private sector solution America needs to fix our broken system.
The investors are betting big on this idea. Collate already raised another 10 million dollars in July and landed on Forbes’ Next Billion Dollar Startups list. Smart money knows that cutting government waste is always profitable.
This is what happens when you let free markets work. Instead of hiring more government workers to shuffle papers, we get smart technology that does the job better and faster. No surprise that this came from American entrepreneurs, not government bureaucrats.
Sarna previously sold another company when she was just 32 years old. She knows how to build businesses that actually work and create value. That’s the American dream in action right there.
The best part is that this helps everyone. Drug companies save money and time. Patients get treatments sooner. The only losers are the paper-pushers who make careers out of slowing things down.
This is proof that America still leads the world in innovation. While other countries rely on big government, we trust smart people with good ideas to solve problems. That’s why we’ll always stay ahead.
