Yes, build something for "2 years", say the demand is driven by...

Yes, build something for "2 years", say the demand is driven by clients, rebrand as Dubber AI, say releasing one Moment every month, then can't give an update, and don't factor a dollar into any forward revenue. It's the same spin they put on the call recording opportunity. The revenue projections never changed; the expenses went through the roof, put on salespeople, new clients, features, etc., but revenues remained the same. Spend money to make money, not lose it... Throw the old CFO under the bus, get a new guy in and talk up his experience in the job he had before his last one! (where the share price went from $0.26 to $0.01), dodge and duck any question asked at any meeting about finances, debts or revenues and hide behind " client confidentiality"

Now it's like cover our arse, no revenue on AI, oh we didn't project any, revenue in, oh aren't we smashing it... I am hoping for the latter!!

If Dubber has great products and the market wants them, then it's a management issue, and now is the time to get rid of them and get some professionals in who know how to run a global business and capitalise on opportunities and treat their investors with some respect rather than disdain