But also to learn from the amazing speakers that we have going on stage. The Diverse Group includes impact start ups focused on improving lives through innovations and health care, Sustainable Farming and recycling. A 3rd of the companies have been founded by women, while around half or coming from the middle east. Say, 15 years ago we didnt have really strong if a system and right now is the hub to all of the other countries, suddenly decided they want to jump in the middle east. I think thats a be progressive, a major steps where the story slips. Each country has its own characters, every space in special talents and special ideas. And its really diverse. Im so excited to see where were going to head over the next 3 days, this center. And joe, how will be a high innovation and networking . Thousands of people with big ideas heres to connect with investors and partners, hoping to create profound change not only in the middle east, but the rest of the world. Alexandra buyers, alda 0. S
an update any minute on that massive search operation and the recovery. also likely to respond to questions on whether evacuation orders came too late. the number of people killed by hurricane ian now at 108. our team is standing by live in the storm zone with more. plus the new details revealed in that oath keepers trial including from an fbi agent about the militia group s digital footprint. what else we re hearing from a secret recording that was shown. and the world s richest man says he does want to buy trading. more on that twitter takeback takeover situation coming up. and president biden this hour set to announce new guidelines on reproductive rights. we ll take you live to the white house, 100 days after the supreme court overturned roe v. wade, and just five weeks ahead of the midterms. i m hallie jackson, with me is dasha burns and jesse kirsch both in south florida. jesse, i ll start with you in fort myers beach. tell us about the latest on the ground. we
experts on artificial intelligence share their concerns over private secretary e sector use of racial recognition technology. the committee is working to address the emerging technology. we come to order. good morning, everyone. without objection the chair is authorized to declare a recess of the committee at any time. with that, i would now like to recognize myself to give an opening statement. today the committee is holding our third hearing this congress on a critical issue facial recognition technology. it is clear that despite the private sector s expanded use of technology, it s just not ready for primetime. during this hearing we will examine the private sector development, use and sale of technology as well as its partnerships with government entities using it technology. we learned from our first hearing may 22 of 2019 that the use of facial recognition technology can severely impact american civil rights and liberties. american civil rights and liberties inclu
recognition technology. it is clear that despite the private sector s expanded use of technology, it s just not ready for prime time. during this hearing, we will examine the private sector s development, use and sale of technology as well as its partnerships with government entities using this technology. we learned from our first hearing on may 22 of 2019 that the use of facial recognition technology can severely impact american civil rights and liberties including the right to privacy, free speech, and equal protection under the law. we learned during our second hearing on june 4th how federal, state, and local government entities use this technology on a wide scale yet provide very little transparency on how and why it s being used or on security measures to protect sensitive data. despite these concerns, we see facial recognition technology being used more and more in our everyday lives. the technology is being used in schools, grocery stores, airports, malls, theme park
The Biden Administration passes the reauthorization of Section 702, of FISA into law, extending warrantless surveillance and impacting US civil liberties amid widespread data collection concerns.