You open with 'AGI' but then present a vision of a fancy house and 'physical internet' with a product name that sounds like a refrigerator. Good luck selling the average consumer on hosting AGI infrastructure next to their blender.

Your market slides look like you just pulled every 'T' word you could find and slapped '2030' on it. $7.11 trillion TAM? That's about as useful as saying the market for oxygen is 'billions of lungs'.

Your business model is selling hardware at 'decent' margins for the '1st batch,' then hoping enough people buy your FriggBox to power a serious B2B IaaS business. Good luck scaling that hardware churn while waiting for AGI to manifest.

Your team has more grey hair and patents than a CERN conference, and advisors who probably invented the internet. That's great, but how many of them actually know how to build a TikTok-level viral consumer hardware play?

You've got $300k in presales – cute. And $120k ARR from *one* partnership. Your 'Phase 3' scaling plan needs to show how you're going to get millions of these boxes, not just 'expand B2B contracts,' to even whisper 'AGI infrastructure'.

Visually, your deck is sleek, almost as if you rendered it using your own distributed AGI infrastructure. Too bad the actual content often reads like sci-fi buzzwords wrapped in a dark-mode theme, with a 'link demo' that's just a static image.