Louis ... Announcement Please!, page-123

Mr Tech Laden,

I don't really think it matters one bit that the tech has taken "15 years or so" to come close to being commercialised.

This should all be about shareholder return.

You'd be happy as an original shareholder of deepmind or one of the other Ai startups that has been acquired or invested in by a major at a valuation that reflects the future value of the technology. Those companies all raised enough awareness to court a bid or two and in the process realising value for their shareholders.

Whatever your view of their product or technology they have all managed to create value.

What value has the current board created?

By the way a lot if not all of these companies didn't take 15 years or so to create their product and get noticed.

The way we are going we will be run over by competitors in the stampede towards creating a Ai processor.

In my opinion it isn't just about the quality of the product but is more about the speed at which you head to market. Every week that goes by we are losing advantage against one or more competitors racing towards their goals.

how long have we been talking with the European Automaker? 12-18 Months? What about GM? What about Advisian, Cisco, School districts, Safran, Airbus, Various airports, Eveline France, French Homeland Security??

How do you even go about drawing conclusions about what revenue might be generated by the deals announced with Bager, Veritone and Gambling Partners International?

Pretty opaque isn't it?

Seems we have a board that doesn't have the b*lls to print and distribute any projections about what they are capable of generating with the product suite we have..


The best we get as shareholders is that we are at the start of a "Hockey stick" moment in our growth profile.

WOW, just WOW.