Artificial Intelligence Technology Solutions, Inc. (AITX) filed a Current Report on Form 8-K on September 3, 2026, disclosing remarks made by CEO and founder Steven Reinharz during a live investor "Ask Me Anything" session held on September 2, 2026. The filing incorporates a press release summarizing Reinharz's responses to investor questions regarding the company's subsidiary PURSUON, Inc., the ROAMEO platform, and the company's financial outlook.

Reinharz addressed the renaming of the business formerly known as RAD-M to PURSUON, Inc. He clarified that the change is a recognition of the business's evolution from internal development to enterprise deployment, noting that ownership has not changed and the company remains wholly owned by AITX. He stated that the rename allows the business to be understood on its own terms and held accountable against its own metrics.

Regarding the ROAMEO platform, Reinharz identified capital and manufacturing throughput as the primary constraints on growth, rather than customer demand. He noted that the company has placed deposits on long-lead components for an additional twenty units. Reinharz reiterated the goal of deploying fifty ROAMEO units by August 2027, describing it as a target dependent on capital availability and customer site readiness. He also defined the strongest applications for ROAMEO as large outdoor footprints, such as logistics yards and auto dealerships, while noting poor fits for dense indoor environments or sites requiring stairs.

The filing details the company's path to achieving positive operational cash flow. Reinharz stated that management is targeting a combination of approximately $200,000 per month of added recurring monthly revenue by December 2026 and the full effect of approximately $200,000 per month in cost reductions announced on August 3, 2026. He acknowledged that a prior expectation to reach positive operational cash flow in August 2026 was not met due to unachieved sales forecasts.

On the topic of shareholder dilution, Reinharz stated that the dilution shareholders are currently seeing stems principally from financing arrangements entered into in the first part of 2026 that are now coming due and converting, rather than from new funding. He also addressed the defensibility of the ROAMEO platform, stating that while no patent prevents a larger company from building a comparable machine, the durable advantage lies in the SARA platform, the installed base operating in real environments, and the recurring revenue model.

Reinharz declined to discuss specific capital raising strategies during the session, citing rules governing such disclosures. He emphasized that the company intends to earn investor confidence through candid communication and observable progress.