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Thank you Crownos, and looking forward to you continuing to share your expertise in the gaming industry. It is obviously absolutely massive, a great arena to be in.

Those medicine ones quite soon - what will happen to the share price then?!

I've just seen this great RNS! Right at the heart of the rapidly growing Gaming sector! And, on the same terms as Author42! 100% of revenues to capAI!

And - more companies to shortly be added to this AI listed honeypot listed company.

A huge AI empire being built right here now. Thrilled - and well done fellow investors!

Stan36 - apologies - 2.3 mn not 3 mn - hoping to get more before lift-off

3 mn - many thanks.

Hi! Just to say that 9mn shares in CPAI is a very large amount. Hopefully you can keep them all.

Although I hold several million, I do think that what is shortly coming down the line will be absolutely massive for all shareholders, even those with say 100,000. To have 5-6 companies shortly, along the lines of what has just been discussed, will be brilliant for capAI, esp if the deal terms are similar to those for Author42, and with opportunity to sublicense. Just think of the almost immediate revenues to be added here to this £13mn company. This could easily and quite quickly get to say £40 mn revenues annually eg with five companies and only £8mn each in income. This alone will make millionaires plus for most of us here. I like this company, model, leadership and being in the AI arena a lot. An almost unique opportunity for most of us. It's quite extraordinary really, and just looking forward to the coming days for further rollouts by Prof Nag, Messrs Edwards and the great team.

Sorry 'Since' - not 'This' !

Thank you, lol! Well spotted!

Thank you for some interesting posts/reflections in the past few hours.

I remember JonnyPragmatic's and IrR77's excellent reports after capAI's General Meeting that they attended. Also, that after the meeting, Dr Ronjon Nag gave a demonstration of the AI driven book writing app that will completely write a book for you. After the subject matter was given, he then began, and within a matter of minutes, the words, pages & chapters started to appear and be populated in real time. I believe that Dr Nag also did something similar later at an interview or equivalent (sorry, I can't remember where I saw it).

I have looked around various AI writing tools available on the market. These are currently limited in scope, compared to the above. If the above comprises the basis of Author42 and, for example, it also includes an editing, publishing, marketing and maybe translation facility - which I think that it probably will (?), then I think that this will be of massive interest to almost all writers, and those who would like to give writing a go. As has been said "there is a book waiting to be written within each one of us."

My previous published book took 3-4 years to write, my current one will take 18 months. Okay, mine is non-fiction, semi-academic and with hundreds of references, but the vast majority of published books are fiction.

Both Crownos and myself - and maybe others who look at this board - are authors. Both of us have already signed up for Author42. This is a snip at $19.99 or $49.99 pcm or whatever. To me, this looks like something completely novel for the market. They plan to sub-licence this to publishers and we have worldwide rights to Author42. If this is what they are offering, or even half as good, then it is most certainly a world-beater and with a huge take-up.

Anyway, just my current opinion on where we're at.

0.4 1,000,000 STFL 09:06

0.41 1,000,000 SCAP 08:18

0.42 1,000,000 PEEL 08:05

0.43 1,000,000 SING 08:34

0.45 1,000,000 JBER 07:54

0.47 1,000,000 MREX 09:12

0.47 1,000,000 WINS 08:05

I think that our leaders have massive intentions re all this. As Prof Nag writes in the RNS today: "The publishing sector is ripe for intelligent automation"

Management Commentary

Richard Edwards, Executive Chairman of capAI, commented:

"This LOA signals the official launch of capMedia and our broader intent to redefine publishing using AI. Author42 gives us a platform to accelerate next-generation storytelling at scale-fully aligned with our incubate-and-own model."

Professor Ronjon Nag, Executive Director of capAI, added:

"The publishing sector is ripe for intelligent automation, and Author42 demonstrates what's now possible. It's a category-building opportunity, and capAI is now structurally positioned to lead."

Yes Crownos - and indeed notready - I agree that my AI has picked up your initial revenue projections and Crownos, these are likely to be fat more now. But, I was just interested in what it would say.

But yes, much more than that - and the revenues need to be re-defined - upwards.

Thank you.

In P/E terms - we can discuss, now that we are about to receive revenues from this automated money-making machine:

With a market cap of £14 mn right now, I would say a minimum P/E of 1, on a very conservative basis.

Plus - all the other media companies soon to be added here.

So, very very cheap, in my opinion.

Revenue projections for Author42 platform

Revenue projections for the Author42 platform largely depend on what percentage of the global publishing market it can capture, but analysts and investor commentary agree on several benchmark scenarios:

At 0.1% global market capture, Author42 is projected to generate roughly $5.9 million to $9.6 million per year in gross revenues.

At 1% market share, projections increase to about $58 million to $95.8 million annually.

For an optimistic 10% capture, revenues could reach nearly $588 million to $958 million per year.

These projections assume an expanding base of writers (estimated to grow from 10 million to 16.3 million by 2035) and reflect industry-standard SaaS subscription pricing ranging from $19 to $199 per month. If Author42 achieves even the lowest scenario, the platform’s intellectual property could justify a multi-million-dollar valuation, especially given capAI’s low upfront costs and high revenue retention during the first year.

Overall, projected annual revenues fall between $5.9 million and $958 million depending on market penetration, with outsised upside if capAI can drive strong early adoption and industry acceptance.

(Source: Updated Perplexity AI)

Just seen it, it's a brilliant RNS. I also agree with Crownos: this is FAR larger than previously envisaged. And, this is the first of a number of great deals. The Board have done a really efficient job. This company is being run with great expertise and authority.

Jam96p - I wonder if it will be recorded, to save you getting up. I believe his last one was, although I haven't yet had a chance to hear it.

My belief fwiw is that the anti-aging vaccine will be assigned to capAI for further incubation, together with eg the anti-cancer previously FSA approved medicines for other uses. I think we should see all the companies we were asked to vote for on X included - four media and four medicine. However, not yet announced as such, so can only surmise.

I think that "NT to Buy" is my favourite comment posted on here! I think we'll have it a lot again soon.

(Source Perplexity Updated AI)

What is the USA AI Action Plan

Trump reveals plan to win in AI: Remove 'red tape' for Silicon Valley

The USA AI Action Plan is a broad national policy initiative launched by the Trump administration in July 2025 to secure U.S. leadership in artificial intelligence. The plan aims to accelerate AI innovation, build out critical AI infrastructure, and establish the U.S. as the global standard-setter for AI technology and governance.

Key pillars and features include:

Accelerating innovation in both public and private sectors by reducing regulations ("red tape") that the administration believes restrict AI development.

Building out AI infrastructure by facilitating and expediting the construction of large-scale data centers and updating the national energy grid to meet the high power demands of AI supercomputing.

Promoting U.S. AI globally by expanding exports of American AI hardware and software, and forging international partnerships to ensure U.S. standards and technology influence global markets and AI governance bodies.

Addressing 'bias' in AI by directing that federal AI systems should be "objective and devoid of top-down ideological bias," and pledging to eliminate what is described as "woke" or "partisan" influences on AI.

The plan also outlines more than 90 policy actions and executive orders to support these goals, with a focus on maintaining an edge over China and countering potential misuse or theft of U.S. AI technology.

Critics note that the plan mainly benefits large technology companies and may neglect broader concerns such as public accountability or ethical impacts of AI. The government also highlights that the plan requires substantial energy investment and regulatory streamlining to support the construction of new data centers and semiconductor factories critical for AI advancement.

The U.S. AI Action Plan is positioned as a strategic roadmap to ensure economic competitiveness, national security, and continued American leadership in global AI innovation.

Thank you Crownos for your post below. I won't discuss warrants again, and thank you for your understanding.

Yes, I am really excited as you are re Author42 and the start of its 100% revenue accumulation into the capAI coffers. We are shortly to become an earning company, and with large revenues! And that will be the first of a number of other media companies currently being considered for inclusion into capMedia and capAI. Then, I too truly believe that this company will take off. That deal we had with Author42 was a brilliant one. I and we need to remember that Prof Nag is a great businessman and that this company is going to be the major listed AI company for the UK and Europe. So, we are in the early stages of a very large AI group of companies within a single listed entity. Well, we have both invested in this company for its great leadership and near-term prospects, and I am thrilled to have found this company and to be involved in AI. Media and Medicine are massive arenas, and really looking forward to the future here, even short-term.

Hi Crownos, you are correct about the 400 million warrants. I disagree with you in a way. I believe this is an issue for shareholders here. Since my message of 14.54 earlier, there have been a further 6 million sales, seen on Level 2. This is something that is really impacting the current share price.

However, it has been continuing daily, and regularly during each day, since the issue of these on 9 June.

My opinion: as I mentioned yesterday, we are very near the end of these, and then we will see the price go right up and the MMs very short of stock once again. They won't tell us in advance, either. In reality, there won't be sufficient stock for buyers here: we saw this in April/May, and I think that we will see this again - and soon.

All the best

Scotty, this is in the RNSs - 2 May and 9 June.

I hope that helps.