Tuesday, 30 October 2018

YC-backed Observant uses the iPhone’s infrared depth sensors to analyze user emotions

Attentive has discovered another approach to utilize the extravagant infrared profundity sensors included on the iPhone X, XS and XR: dissecting individuals' outward appearance with the end goal to see how they're reacting to an item or a bit of substance.

Perceptive was a piece of the winter group of new companies at quickening agent Y Combinator, however was still in stealth mode on Demo Day. It was made by a similar organization behind bug-revealing item Buglife, and CEO Dave Schukin said his group made it since they needed to discover better approaches to catch client responses.

We've expounded on different new companies that attempt to accomplish something comparable utilizing webcams and eye following, yet Schukin (who helped to establish the organization with CTO Daniel DeCovnick) contended that those methodologies are less precise than Observant's — specifically, he contended that they don't catch subtler "microexpressions," and they don't work out quite as well in low-light settings.

Conversely, he said the infrared profundity sensors can delineate face in elevated amounts of detail paying little mind to lighting, and Observant has additionally made profound learning innovation to make an interpretation of the facial information into feelings progressively.



Attentive has made a SDK that can be introduced in any iOS application, and it can give either a full, constant stream of passionate investigation, or individual depictions of client reactions fixing to particular in-application occasions. The item is presently welcome just, yet Schukin said it's as of now live in some retail and internet business applications, and it's likewise being utilized in center gathering testing.

Obviously, the possibility of your iPhone catching all your outward appearances may sound somewhat frightening, so he stressed that as Observant expedites new clients, it's working with them to guarantee that when the information is gathered, "clients are completely clear how it's being utilized." Plus, all the investigation really occurs on the clients' gadget, so no facial film or biometric information gets transferred.

In the long run, Schukin proposed that the innovation could be connected all the more extensively, regardless of whether that is by helping organizations give better suggestions, present increasingly "enthusiastic insight" to their chatbots or even recognize lethargic driving.

Concerning whether Observant can accomplish those objectives when it's solitary taking a shot at three telephones, Schukin stated, "When we began dealing with this right around a year go, the iPhone X was the main iPhone [with these profundity sensors]. Our reasoning at the time was, we know how Apple works, we know how this innovation engenders after some time, so we will put down a wager that in the end these profundity sensors will be on each iPhone and each iPad, and they'll be copied and repeated on Android."

So while it's too soon to state whether Observant's wagered will satisfy, Schukin indicated the way that these sensors have extended from one to three iPhone models as a sign that things are moving the correct way.

Another Kleiner investor has just raised her own fund

She might not have the name acknowledgment of previous partner Beth Seidenberg, yet Lynne Chou-O'Keefe, who has spent the last five or more years putting resources into medicinal services for the endeavor firm Kleiner Perkins, is raising her very own introduction finance.

As indicated by a recently prepared SEC documenting, the firm is called Define Ventures, and it has just secured down $50 million capital responsibilities from a bunch of speculators. (The recording says it is focusing on $65 million.)

Chou-O'Keefe had joined Kleiner Perkins in 2013 as an accomplice in its little life sciences gathering, to center around computerized wellbeing and associated gadgets.


Prior to turning into a VC, she put in six years with Abbott Vascular, a division of the human services monster Abbott, first as a worldwide item administrator and later as a worldwide promoting chief. She additionally logged a few years with Guidant (or, in other words Boston Scientific and Abbott Labs) and before that, worked in endeavor with Apax Partners.

Chou-O'Keefe's store goes ahead the foot sole areas of that of Seidenberg, who joined Kleiner Perkins in 2005 and left not long ago with the end goal to help establish her own, L.A.- based endeavor firm, Westlake Village BioPartners. Seidenberg's firm has since shut its introduction support with $320 million in capital responsibilities.

Characterize Ventures looks a piece of a proceeding with pattern of Kleiner financial specialists making their very own organizations, actually. Prior contributing accomplices Aileen Lee and Trae Vassallo have proceeded to make Cowboy Ventures and Defy Ventures, individually.

Other previous Kleiner Perkins financial specialists to steerage their own assets incorporate Chi-Hua Chien, who today runs the purchaser tech centered endeavor firm Goodwater Capital; Brook Porter, David Mount, Benjamin Kortlang and Daniel Oros, who together dealt with Kleiner's Green Growth Fund and have since propelled a firm considered G2VP that is centered around distributed computing, machine learning, PC vision and versatility; and star adventure speculator Mary Meeker, who declared a month ago that she, as well, is leaving Kleiner Perkins, alongside her group (Mood Rowghani, Noah Knauf and Juliet de Baubigny) to make another store that will authoritatively dispatch right on time one year from now.

Notably, in a Bloomberg piece about Meeker's takeoff, Chou-O'Keefe was named as Kleiner Perkins' final female speculator. Following what we expect will be a lessened change out of the firm (these things dependably require some investment, at any rate on paper), that never again seems to be the situation.

iHeartRadio is coming to Mexico

iHeartMedia declared today that its gushing radio application iHeartRadio is coming to Mexico. Actually, a beta form of the application is as of now live, with plans for an official dispatch on November 3.

As a feature of this dispatch, the organization is banding together with Mexican supporter Grupo ACIR, which claims the Amor, Mix and La Comadre radio brands. iHeartRadio México will incorporate each of the 56 Grupo ACIR and 850 iHeartMedia communicate radio stations.

The application will likewise offer computerized just stations from the two organizations, and also English-and Spanish-dialect digital broadcasts. (iHeartMedia is getting more genuine about digital broadcasts, as shown by its ongoing procurement of the parent organization behind HowStuffWorks.)

The dispatch is coordinated to concur with iHeartRadio Fiesta Latina in Miami, and the supporters are advancing the organization with a challenge for one Grupo ACIR audience to win a VIP excursion to the occasion.



"This organization will enable us to all the more likely associate with our group of onlookers by conveying a mind blowing free music listening knowledge and giving stunning innovation to our clients and accomplices," said Grupo ACIR CEO Antonio Ibarra in the declaration.

At dispatch, the application wo exclude a portion of iHeartRadio's different highlights, as on-request music gushing. Boss Product Officer Chris Williams said this pursues the guide the organization utilized when propelling in business sectors like Australia, Canada and New Zealand — it begins with live radio and web recordings, in light of the fact that consulting for universal gushing rights requires some investment.

"It's quicker for me to create and discharge the application, get it out there and get appropriation, build up what we are and our identity," Williams said. "At that point we can get the rights and include the usefulness."

Monday, 29 October 2018

Google AI listens to 15 years of sea-bottom recordings for hidden whale songs

Google and a gathering of diversion cetologists have embraced an AI-based examination of long stretches of undersea chronicles, wanting to make a machine learning model that can spot humpback whale calls. It's a piece of the organization's new "man-made intelligence for social great" program that is somewhat clearly situated to counter the account that AI is generally utilized for facial acknowledgment and advertisement focusing on.

Whales travel a considerable amount as they scan for better nourishing grounds, hotter waters and get-togethers. Be that as it may, normally these developments can be fairly hard to track. Luckily, whales call to one another and sing in separately identifiable ways, and these tunes can travel extraordinary separations submerged.


So with an overall system of listening gadgets planted on the sea floor, you can track whale developments — in the event that you need to tune in to long periods of foundation clamor and select the calls physically, that is. Furthermore, that is the manner by which we've done it for a long time, however PCs have eased the burden. Google's group, in organization with NOAA, concluded this was a decent counterpart for the gifts of machine learning frameworks.

These AI (we utilize the term freely here) models are extraordinary at skimming through huge amounts of loud information for specific examples, or, in other words connected to voluminous information like that from radio telescopes and CCTV cameras.

For this situation the information was long stretches of chronicles from twelve hydrophones positioned everywhere throughout the Pacific. This informational collection has as of now to a great extent been explored, yet Google's scientists needed to check whether an AI operator could do the meticulous and tedious work of completing a first pass on it and stamping times of fascinating sound with an animal types name — for this situation humpbacks, however it could simply be an alternate whale or something unique through and through.

Strikingly, yet as anyone might expect by and large, the sound wasn't dissected all things considered — rather, the sound was transformed into pictures it could search for examples in. These spectrograms are a record of the quality of sound in a scope of frequencies after some time, and can be utilized for a wide range of intriguing things. It so happens that they're likewise very much concentrated by machine learning and PC vision analysts, who have created different methods for investigating them productively.

The machine learning model was given precedents of humpback whale calls and figured out how to recognize them with sensible exactness in an arrangement of test information. Different tests were led to suss out what settings were ideal — for example, what length of clasp was anything but difficult to process and not overlong, or what frequencies could be securely disregarded.

The last exertion isolated the long periods of information into 75-second clasps, and the model could decide, with 90 percent exactness, regardless of whether a clasp contained a "humpback unit," or pertinent whale sound. That is not a little measure of blunder, obviously, but rather in the event that you trust the machine a bit you remain to spare a lot of time — or your lab partner's time, in any case.

A second exertion depended on what's called unsupervised realizing, where the framework kind of set its very own tenets about what established similitude between whale sounds and non-whale sounds, making a plot that analysts could deal with and find pertinent gatherings.

It makes for additionally fascinating representations however it is somewhat harder to clarify, and at any rate doesn't appear to have brought about as helpful an arrangement of orders as the more conventional strategy.

Likewise with comparable utilizations of machine learning in different academic fields, this wouldn't supplant watchful perception and documentation but instead enlarge them. Taking a portion of the snort work out of science gives analysts a chance to center around their claims to fame instead of get impeded in dull details and hours-long information investigation sessions.

IoT at the Edge: How AI Will Transform IoT Architecture

Futurists say computerized reasoning (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT) will change business and society more significantly than the mechanical and advanced transformations consolidated, and we're currently beginning to perceive how that world may take care of business. However even as the future unfurls before our eyes, what few are discussing is the manner by which AI-driven IoT really gets actualized in a compelling and gainful way. One basic factor – if not the basic factor – is the place the insight really dwells and how that impacts IoT design.

Numerous associations trust the legitimate place for AI is in the cloud, since that is the place they are moving their information and IT figuring power. Be that as it may, a key necessity for practical IoT is interoperable associations between the different sensors at the edge to an entryway and bi-directionally from the cloud - which at that point represents the issue of dormancy.



A significant number of the AI and machine learning applications that are going to genuinely change ventures and shape our reality require ongoing responsiveness. For instance, while we probably wouldn't fret the slight defer that Amazon Echo's Alexa takes in noting our inquiries concerning the present climate, the responsiveness of self-governing vehicles out and about or modern apparatus in an industrial facility is an entire distinctive issue.

Numerous AI applications require a great deal of computational muscle to process calculations and gadget information. At the point when constant reaction and low inertness is basic, you require edge processing models. Yet, that may not generally be the situation. Man-made intelligence should in any case be possible in the cloud, in an information distribution center, at the edge, or on an IoT gadget - or a blend of these. To make the most proficient and reasonable IoT engineering, you have to recognize what sorts of figuring power go where. That will empower you to adjust the economies of scale offered by the cloud with the execution prerequisites of having AI handling execution at the edge. Some allude to this as "liquid figuring" where there are distinctive levels of registering knowledge and handling all through the system design, yet it's extremely a widely inclusive term for this move of IT processing power in the cloud to operational innovation (OT), processing power at the edge.

Anchoring the IoT Architecture

Normally, security is another worry. IoT opens up a considerable measure of gaps for awful performing artists since encryption and other security assurances are hard to pack into endpoint gadgets. Here, models utilizing secure portals between the IoT gadgets and cloud can relieve security dangers while as yet giving low inactivity. There should be trust of information from the gadget to the cloud. On the off chance that there isn't adequate security all through the design, at that point associations and the IoT and AI frameworks they execute will be powerless. This expands the likelihood that their AI choices depend on possibly traded off or terrible information.

Repetition is a thought also. Associations need to decide whether they have structured in adequate repetition into their models with the goal that when something goes down – and it in the long run will—the system can recoup rapidly.

What this implies is that AI-driven IoT at the edge will be an exceptionally intricate biological system with many moving parts and ability in different controls that will develop after some time as we take in more about this new world we're molding. Something else, security dangers, surprising downtime, low productivity and data idleness will frustrate an association's capacity to convey on the guarantee of IoT. The up and coming age of pioneers should depend on different teaches with the end goal to take their vision from thought to plan, from model to creation, from task to support.

A last point is the advancement of new equipment and programming. As AI moves to the edge, we'll see more producers structuring AI-particular chips particularly for IoT sending. Not exclusively are financial speculators backing new companies around there, yet in addition expansive innovation powerhouses, for example, Intel, Microsoft, Google and Apple are getting in on custom chips, as well. The enormous cloud players like Microsoft and Amazon will acquaint new edge-with cloud cross breed figuring administrations. Also, we're seeing a flood of advancement units entering the market planned particularly to quicken prototyping of AI-at-the-edge arrangements, and the figure intensity of these arrangements should develop as our aggregate needs do.

Bringing all these moving pieces together means giving a lot of adaptability in the arrangements. It will require an innovation band together with the warning, store network and biological system assets important to explore a quickly evolving world. At Avnet, we trust that AI-driven IoT at the edge will be critical to driving the problematic change required for long haul business development.

Social commerce startup Goxip lands $1.4M investment to add flexible payments

Social internet business startup Goxip brought $5 million up in January, and now the Hong Kong-based business has acquired more money with a key $1.4 million speculation from monetary administrations organization Convoy. Existing patrons including Chinese photograph application organization Meitu likewise partook.

Caravan offers a scope of administrations that incorporate resource administration, protection and other speculation choices. Hong Kong's biggest budgetary warning with more than 100,000 clients, Convoy isn't fit as a fiddle now. It has been in emergency regarding legitimate activity and a defilement examination that is revolved around a previous organization executive.

The organization's offers stay suspended on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in spite of the fact that it as of late made arrangements went for modernizing its business and this arrangement is likely another piece of that procedure. Escort's arrangement of key speculations incorporates Nutmeg in the UK and Ireland's Currencyfair, which purchased up Convoy's installments arm.


Goxip said it will utilize the capital and the new association with Convoy to offer greater portion constructed financing alternatives in light of its administration, or, in other words a 'shoppable Instagram' that has an attention on top of the line form.

The organization as of now checks significant retailers like Net-a-Porter, Harrods, and ASOS and brands that incorporate like Nike, Alexander McQueen and Topshop. To date, Goxip has helped clients discover outfits and get them however now, with Convoy, it needs to offer installment designs utilizing a virtual Mastercard, Goxip prime supporter and CEO Juliette Gimenez told TechCrunch.

With 600,000 month to month clients and normal requests of $300, Goxip is drawing near to making back the initial investment, Gimenez stated, yet she is cheerful that offering stunned installment choices over changing periods, for example, 6 a year will work well for Goxip as it grows in Southeast Asia where average buyers spend less. That'll happen not long after the organization opened an office in Bangkok in front of an inescapable dispatch in Thailand, its second development after Malaysia.

Past topographical increases, Goxip has likewise spread out into influencer denoting this year with as of late propelled RewardSnap benefit. Like Rewardstyle in the U.S, it will empower web influencers — and especially those on Instagram — to band together with brands and profit through referrals to their group of onlookers. Gimenez said that 150 influencers with an aggregate after of more than 14 million have joined, including Elly Lam who has 140,000 supporters on Instagram

Instagram is augmenting its business center — with the expansion of a shopping tab and new administration in the driver's seat — yet Gimenez said she isn't staged. She indicates the way that Facebook, which claims Instagram, hasn't possessed the capacity to make web based business work in Asia, while the effortlessness of Rewardsnap and its association with the Goxip benefit, makes it exceptionally faultless even as Instagram ups its shopping amusement.

Lime hires its first chief business officer amid push into car-sharing

Following four months "on the shoreline," per his LinkedIn profile, Uber's previous worldwide head of business and corporate advancement has another gig. Lime has contracted David Richter (envisioned) as its first-since forever boss business officer and interval CFO.

Situated in San Francisco, Richter will manage the bicycle and e-bike sharing new company's tasks. Richter put in over four years at Uber driving the ride-hailing mammoth's worldwide business improvement, corporate advancement, experiential showcasing, independent vehicle partnerships and brand importance groups. He exited in May in the wake of communicating disappointments with a progression of takeoffs in his gathering, as indicated by The Information.


"As Lime keeps on developing, David will get unparalleled aptitude, especially in the domain of business improvement and corporate associations, and in addition in dealing with our general business system and arrangement stream," Lime fellow benefactor and CEO Toby Sun said in an announcement. "His administration encounter, combined with his sharp comprehension of the quick moving shared portability industry will be a tremendous preferred standpoint to our organization as we keep on extending our worldwide impression."

Lime is said to finish the raising support circuit at this moment, approaching financial specialists for a valuation north of $3 billion. The organization, which entered the unicorn club in June, has raised an aggregate of $467 million to date from GV, Andreessen Horowitz, IVP, Section 32, GGV Capital and that's just the beginning.

The organization is utilizing the pails of funding to extend past bicycles and bikes. Last Monday, bits of gossip developed that it was arranging a physical push. The organization affirmed that it would to be sure form bike "way of life stores" in major U.S. also, worldwide markets, beginning with Santa Monica, Calif.

The following day in front of an audience at the JD Power Automotive Roundtable, Lime declared its official attack into auto sharing. The organization has since connected for an auto sharing license in Seattle and plans to lease little electric vehicles, which it's calling "travel units," before the year's over.

As indicated by Axios, Lime intends to burn through $50 million on the units, which will cost $1 for purchasers to begin, in addition to an extra 40 pennies for each moment.

"You can anticipate that electric vehicles will be an extra miniaturized scale portability alternative for Lime riders to look over inside the Lime application soon," a representative for Lime said in an announcement gave to TechCrunch. "More subtle elements on timing, specs of the vehicle, areas for the primary rollout, and so forth will be declared in the coming weeks."

Lime propelled in 2017 and has since recorded 11.5 million bike and bicycle rides.

Ian Small, former head of TokBox, takes over as Evernote CEO from Chris O’Neill

Previous TokBox head Ian Small is supplanting Chris O'Neill as CEO of Evernote, the note-taking and efficiency application organization said at the beginning of today. In a blog entry, Small said that the administration change was declared to workers at the beginning of today by Evernote's board. "We are for the most part tremendously keen to the vitality and commitment Chris has appeared in the course of the most recent three years, and specifically to put Evernote on strong monetary balance so we can keep on working for the future," he composed.


Little included, "When Stepan Pachikov established Evernote, he had a dream for how innovation could enlarge memory and how an application could change the manner in which we identify with data at home and at work. Evernote has been more fruitful at gaining ground towards Stepan's fantasies than he could have envisioned, however Stepan and I both feel that there is something else entirely to investigate and more to develop."

O"Neill had been Evernote's CEO since 2015, when he assumed control over the situation from fellow benefactor Phil Libin. Little beforehand filled in as CEO of TokBox, which works the OpenTok video calling stage, from 2009 to 2014, and after that as its director from 2014 to July of this current year.

O'Neill's takeoff as CEO is the most recent huge administration move for Evernote, which has withstood a few key official takeoffs in the course of the most recent couple of months. Toward the beginning of September, we detailed that the organization had lost a few senior officials, including CTO Anirban Kundu, CFO Vincent Toolan, CPO Erik Wrobel, and head of HR Michelle Wagner, as it looked for financing in a potential down-round from the unicorn valuation it hit in 2012. As per TechCrunch's sources, Evernote had attempted to develop its base of paid clients and dynamic clients, and in addition endeavor customers, throughout the previous six years.

At that point half a month later, Evernote reported that needed to lay off 54 individuals, or around 15 percent of its workforce. O'Neill composed a blog entry about the organization's future development technique, including streamlining particular capacities like deals so it could center around item improvement and building.

Red Dead Redemption 2: Five tips for being the best outlaw you can be

Red Dead Redemption 2 has set a high bar for the up and coming age of open world diversions, and as much as we've just talked about it, we'll be tending to the more profound topics of the story as we keep on working through the amusement. Nonetheless, there are a couple of focuses that I got hung up on in the amusement, and would love to exhort you on the most ideal approach to keep away from those slip-ups yourself.

So with no further ado, here are a couple of tips and traps to enable you to settle on choices in the Wild West.

Cash is anything but difficult to get, on the off chance that you know where to look



In contrast to Red Dead Redemption or Grand Auto V, cash is generally simple to stop by in RDR2. Story missions and side missions frequently result in sizable financial prizes for Arthur, albeit some story missions do require forthright speculations and once in a while result in an abundance on Arthur's head. All things considered, there's no motivation to live economically. Utilize your cash to redesign your pony or your firearms as a need, and after that vibe allowed to go shopping at the tailor or play a couple of rounds of high-stakes poker.

Generally, offering products will likewise net you a decent sum. The least demanding approach to pad the amusement's as of now liberal wage is to plunder as much as you can stand it. Miscreants frequently have take watches, belt clasps, or even gems on them that can be sold for a pretty penny. In the event that shootouts go down close or inside structures, look those structures for arrangements, money and other important things. Offload these things at a nearby Fence to keep a lot of room in your handbag and create some additional mixture.

Also, don't leave behind abundance chasing. It's simple money.

Utilize your one of a kind blessings

Hawk Eye and Dead Eye are favors. There is no undeniable time point of confinement to Eagle Eye utilize, so there's no reason not to utilize it continually while chasing or hunting down herbs, plants, and so forth. Matched with some Scent Blocking Lotion and goad, you're certain to see achievement in your chasing attempts.

Dead Eye has a period constrain, yet there's no lack of tonics or arrangements that can recharge your Dead Eye center in a stick. So utilize it. It makes shootouts unmistakably sensible, however it likewise makes them way more fun. I especially appreciate utilizing R1 to stamp a few focuses in a solitary go.

Dead Eye additionally helps tremendously with chasing.

The best stuff is earned, not purchased

Chasing has been organized in RDR2. There are amazing creatures over the guide that can be cleaned to make probably the best garments and things in the diversion, which are not accessible for buy without the pelt. Flawless pelts can likewise be utilized to create boss dress. In any case, it's not by any means clear how to get an ideal pelt in the amusement.

Here are the 20 games shipping with the PlayStation Classic

The PlayStation Classic as of now has a discharge date (December 3) and cost ($100), however before today, Sony's fail to declare one key piece of data: amusements. The gadgets goliath has at long last decided to uncover the full rundown of 20 titles for its response to the fiercely well known NES Classic version.


It's an entirely strong rundown, by and large, including a portion of the comfort's really great titles and speaking to an extensive variety of kinds, from battling to hustling to RPG to, well, carjacking. The little reassure is accessible for preorder currently, hitting the U.S. what's more, Canada on December 3. The framework additionally transports with two controllers.

Here's the full rundown of titles.

Fight Arena Toshinden

Cool Boarders 2

Obliteration Derby

Last Fantasy VII

Stupendous Theft Auto

Keen Qube

Bouncing Flash

Metal Gear Solid

Mr Driller

Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee

Rayman

Inhabitant Evil Director's Cut

Disclosures: Persona

Edge Racer Type 4

Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo

Siphon Filter

Tekken 3

Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six

Curved Metal

Wild Arms

Google employees will walk out on Thursday to protest company’s handling of sexual misconduct

Days after a New York Times examination uncovered Google gave Android maker Andy Rubin a $90 million leave bundle in spite of various associations with other Google staff members and allegations of sexual unfortunate behavior, exactly 200 representatives at the inquiry goliath are arranging a walkout, per BuzzFeed News.

We've connected with Google for input.

The walkout, or "ladies' stroll," as it's been alluded to in inner organization gatherings, is anticipated Thursday.

Following the NYT report, Google CEO Sundar Pichai and its VP of individuals activities Eileen Naughton co-marked an organization update conceding that 48 individuals had been ended at the organization for lewd behavior in the previous two years, 13 of which held a senior administration position or higher. None of them, as indicated by the reminder, got a leave bundle.


"The present story in the New York Times was hard to peruse," they composed. "We are dead genuine about ensuring we give a sheltered and comprehensive working environment. We need to guarantee you that we survey each and every dissension about lewd behavior or improper direct, we examine and we make a move."

Rubin left Google in 2014 after an inside examination discovered allegations of sexual offense against him to be believable. The points of interest of his exit, nonetheless, were never unveiled. It wasn't until the point that The Information distributed its own sensation investigate Rubin's bad behaviors the previous fall that subtle elements of his history of lewd behavior started to develop. In the wake of The Information's story, Rubin disappeared of nonappearance from Essential to "manage individual issues."

Subsequent to leaving Google, Rubin went ahead to establish Essential Products, a cell phone organization that raised stacks of investment financing just to drop advancement of its next telephone, lay off 30 percent of its staff and purportedly put itself available to be purchased.

In a tweet a week ago, Rubin guaranteed NYT's story contained "various mistakes."

"In particular, I never pressured a lady to engage in sexual relations in a lodging room. These false claims are a piece of a spread crusade to slander me amid a separation and guardianship fight. Additionally, I am profoundly disturbed that unknown Google administrators are remarking about my work force record and distorting the certainties," he composed.