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AI startup Vizzio disclosed that it has conducted a review of its customer records as well as intellectual property (IP) applications said to be filed by founder Jon Lee. The move was carried out with the assistance of Singapore-based law firm WongPartnership.
According to the startup, it has confirmed the accuracy of Lee’s claim that he and his companies have filed more than 400 IP applications.
Vizzio adds that through the review, it has verified that most of the entities previously listed as customers on its website had directly contracted with it for goods or services in the past. Meanwhile, a few were not direct customers of Vizzio but had received its goods or services via third parties that contracted with it.
Even though most of the entities were correctly listed as its customers, Vizzio says it took down the list from its website as several customers had asked for their logos to be removed in light of negative media attention.
Editing by Terence Lee and Eileen Ang
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