Pamela paul is the author of buy the book, her conversation next on booktv. [applause] good morning, everyone, and good morning, everyone whos watching via technology. This mornings panel is going to be fascinating, and i know you all are going to have a great time. Im not used to having this many people show up to see me without a court order [laughter] so im certain this is going to be fabulous. Our Panel Discussion this morning is by the book, our moderator is pamela paul. Joining ms. Paul are authors Anne Patchett, nicholson baker, Francine Prose and Walter Mosley. [applause] ms. Paul is the, is the editor of the New York Times book review of and of the popular interview column, by the book. Her new book by the New York Times book review brings together 65 of the most intriguing and fascinating exchanges over time. Shes joined this morning by Anne Patchett whos the author of six novels as well as the coowner of a bookstore. Yea for bookstores. [applause] her newest book is this is
We learn more about the 1 13yearold boy shot to death by deputy as he carried an air guchbility it was missing the orange tip to clearly distinguish it from an assault rifle. Coroner office revealed tonight lopez was shot 7 times. 2 of the shots killed him. Wayne has tonights update from santa rosa. Reporter in memory 13yearold andy lopez never alone today. Not with steady stream of mournser with flowers and candle to a place where sheriffs deputy shot him dead two days ago. Anybody come here. Reporter but could the deputy see the ak 47 that he carried to the field was only a replicate cam. Deputy told investigators no. One reason andy gun didnt have the distinguishing orange tip. Today a friend diaz explained why. Because last time he brought it over it felt and the thing broke. Reporter pa person is more than 18 years old its easy to buy an ak 47 replicate cam. Heres photo of one for sale in a Sporting Good store for 200 dollars. These guns shoot plastic pellet not bullet. Ryan knows
Guided by policy as to who should and who shouldnt access it. Rep. Foster do you have any comments about when you engage with some of your foreign colleagues in this . Do they face a very different set of attitudes as in the United States . Dr. Romime certainly that is true. For example, as you know, the gdpr in europe envisions a different way of approaching protections for privacy than we currently have in the United States. That said, one of the reasons that the privacy framework that we have developed is regulation agnostic and Even Technology agnostic is we want it to be adaptable, usable around the globe and be able to provide assurance that if you follow these guidelines you have evidence to support you are complying with whatever Regulatory Regime you happen to be in at any given time. Rep. Foster thank you. I will recognize representative obernolte for five minutes. Rep. Obernolte a couple of interesting things have come up like how do we safeguard privacy . From a 30,000 foot
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Next, officials testifying on the use of biometrics and its impact on privacy they are asked about the use of facial Recognition Technology and privacy risks. The hearing before house subcommittee on investigations and oversight is just under an hour and a half today our focus will be on how Technological Solutions can secure our privacy while allowing us to enjoy the benefits of biometric tools. Biometric privacy enhancing technologies can and should be implemented, along with Biometric Technologies, so called beach pads, the socalled beat pads could be implemented at the point of capture, improving the precision of collection tools to ensure they are not picking up features that are not necessary for use. They can insert, for example, obfuscations on the data collected, degrading the quality of the information, or introducing statistical noise so the biometric data is less usable for unintended uses. The technique called a template protection can ensure that one systems biometric inf