Subject: You’re invited: Facial recognition discussion & tech demo
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Date: Tue, 1 Dec 2015 17:22:53 +0000

Facial Recognition: Past, Present & Future
A Privacy Roundtable & Technology Demo with Brian Brackeen, CEO, Kairos

12:00pm - 1:30pm
Friday, December 4
McDonough 200
Georgetown University Law Center
RSVP here<http://georgetown.us9.list-manage1.com/track/click?u=672aa4fbde73b1a49df5cf61f&id=e1659ebe11&e=f86a68c2a1> (required)
Lunch will be served.

Facial recognition is no longer a thing of some science fiction future. If you have a driver's license, a passport, and a Facebook account, chances are you're enrolled in at least three separate facial recognition databases. And the odds are increasing that the next time you go shopping -- or even go to church -- your face will be analyzed by a facial recognition system.

Join the Center on Privacy & Technology for a privacy roundtable featuring Brian Brackeen, CEO of Kairos, one of the country's leading facial recognition companies. Mr. Brackeen will demonstrate his company's technology and will join the Center's executive director, Alvaro Bedoya, in an informal conversation and debate about the benefits and privacy implications of the technology.

This event is open to all Georgetown University faculty, current Georgetown Law students, and class of 2015 GULC alumni.