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Last week @BradSmi spoke at @BrookingsGov about recommendations for #facialrecognition regulation and progress and principles @Microsoft is putting in place. The time for action is now. https://t.co/AJjx8m197U

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Last week, in Washington, D.C., our president, @BradSmi, addressed #facialrecognition technology regulation and responsibility. Here's @Geekwire on his statements: https://t.co/NqzBo0R8xJ

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#FacialRecognition—it’s time for action. Read the new blog post by @BradSmi: https://t.co/V7cwkR2zjP

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Before #facialrecognition becomes ubiquitous in our society, we need to actively address concerns around bias, privacy and democratic freedoms. The time for action is now. https://t.co/8GuP0RrZQ6

[Satya Nadella @satyanadella]

We've seen how AI can be applied for good, but we must also guard against its unintended consequences. Now is the time to examine how we build AI responsibly and avoid a race to the bottom. This requires both the private and public sectors to take action. https://t.co/5iAESLIYRG

[Brad Smith @BradSmi]

It's time to act to regulate #FacialRecognition. To ensure it's used as a force for good, we’ve laid out our suggestions on how we can get started and the principles @Microsoft will adopt. Thanks @BrookingsInst for the opportunity to discuss these ideas. https://t.co/izrPd8LRUl

[Julie Brill @JulieSBrill]

Brussels bound! In 2 days, the @EU_EDPS hosts the @icdppc2018. I look forward to seeing old and new friends, and to addressing digital #ethics, fairness in #privacy and #dataprotection, and transatlantic cooperation. https://t.co/kcK2K1gjec

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Privacy is a fundamental right, and we take our responsibility seriously to safeguard the personal data we manage. Learn more about how we provide customers tools to control how their data is stored and used: https://t.co/UGQNBtSUZp https://t.co/ojdPYO9YE4