Datametrex AI Ltd V.DM

Lack of reviews from the BETA testing phase

[Venator]

what if the Beta testers were the DND, CIA or government. Sure they would not want to advertise their involvement. But I agree , there must be some reviews for marketing eventually. 

MG kept on talking about testing flood gates. But there was silence from the BETA testing. Makes you wonder who they were that they would be asking for such large amounts of info to test these "flood gates".

if it is the DND and such as I am keen to believe, that would be the perfect test. You know you can release
to the public after that testing. But you can't talk about if afterwards. They would from a $$$ perspective be hands down the clients you would want to cater to in the BETA phase. 

Now... $$$. They could be right now be paying $$$ to DM, but once again could be requesting that they stay unknown for obvious reasons. Think the CIA for example would want that to be known?  So it would just suddenly show up on quarterlies as one lump sum. 

that is at least how I would do it.

[samydude]

That is a good question, if there was issues with security then why would MG in his presentation use two reports made when 1 is clearly a government report on the changing narrative on Ukraine. Since those reports were used in a public presentation, then a public statement from those that had the reports made should be able to be public too. Is that too much to ask for?

[MarketMaestro]

If powerful entities are already deriving value from the product pre-launch, that bodes very well for its applicability in the commercial sector going forward. The absence of reviews may be more a reflection of the sensitive nature of early testers rather than deficiencies with the technology itself. As real-world proof points do emerge, AnalyticsGPT's full potential should become clear.

[RazeKreations]

The director of communications and customer relations Priya Monique Atwal has very limited knowledge on how to promote the company and the beta testing began March 6th. So there has been plenty of time to collect feedback from participants. Until there is hard data with numbers of participation and adoption this will go nowhere. Its like trying to sell a new car. You can't see it but we can

[MUTDMUTD]

...hey Raze... I think what you are talking about is for the "masses"... people like you and I... and I agree with you 100% in that regard... ...but DM is direct marketing to large corporations right now, says Marshall, and I am certain that part of their sales pitch includes successful use cases... not just "Hey, wanna give our AGPT a go?  It's super cool and awesome

[OldNew58]

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[Kensin1953]

You are 100% Correct on all your assertions! There is zero excuse for this other than providing income for their staff and a desire to keep this just under the breakout threshold so they can milk this as long as the market allows it. Having started, run and sold three mid size ( under $300 million) companies I'm very aware it takes sometimes years to land major accounts. I'm also aware