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Today Microsoft told me it has hired former AG Eric Holder to investigate facial recognition company AnyVision to check its technology is only being used in ways that comply with Microsoft's ethical principles https://t.co/SwNhBwX7lM
— Olivia Solon (@oliviasolon) November 15, 2019
BREAKING via @oliviasolon
— Cyrus Farivar (@cfarivar) November 15, 2019
Microsoft hires Eric Holder to audit AnyVision over use of facial recognition on Palestinianshttps://t.co/t9f7ksfLHS
Microsoft hired former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder to audit AnyVision, a facial recognition company it has invested in, to determine whether the Israeli tech company adheres to Microsoft's ethical principles.https://t.co/AUTOBUk3yP
— Axios (@axios) November 16, 2019
Microsoft hires Eric Holder to audit facial recognition firm https://t.co/bI21NZegey
— JoeKing (@JoeKing3333) November 16, 2019
NEW report! Microsoft has hired former U.S. AG Eric Holder to conduct an audit of Israeli facial recognition Co AnyVision to determine whether it complies with Microsoft's ethical principles on how the biometric surveillance technology should be used. https://t.co/YhBPFt6Elz
— Jewish Voice for Peace (@jvplive) November 16, 2019
BREAKING—@Microsoft hires Eric Holder to audit Israeli facial recog firm AnyVision to see if use of their tech on occupied Palestinians complies w MS’s “ethical principles”
— MPower Change (@MPower_Change) November 16, 2019
This is huge news for our #DropAnyVision campaign w/ @jvplive https://t.co/hdk2mUjAXh
Holder to audit Israel facial recognition firm AnyVision for Microsoft https://t.co/8Rfh22VL5H pic.twitter.com/idDPiL2QvT
— Rich Tehrani (@rtehrani) November 16, 2019
NEW from @oliviasolon: Microsoft has hired former Attorney General Eric Holder to audit facial recognition company AnyVision to see if it complies with Microsoft's ethical principles. https://t.co/dlxAzRv3lo
— NBC Investigations (@NBCInvestigates) November 15, 2019
Just going to point out the obvious gap in perspective here.
— Andrew G. Ferguson (@ProfFerguson) November 16, 2019
“Holder will lead a team of former federal prosecutors at law firm Covington to carry out the investigation into how AnyVision's technology is being used.” #FacialRecognition #Surveillance https://t.co/C0bTkrWuUl
Microsoft asks Eric Holder to audit AnyVision over use of facial recognition on Palestinians https://t.co/3Unl8x3G69
— Backstorymom1 (@Backstorymom1) November 16, 2019
Microsoft hires Eric Holder to audit AnyVision over use of facial recognition on Palestinians https://t.co/XGQbynulrv
— Livid ??♀️ (@Livid2point0) November 16, 2019
Microsoft is now investigating. Let’s see what this results in. Israel’s violation of human rights isn’t new, Microsoft shouldn’t be a part of it. https://t.co/MBwXPLT0aY https://t.co/YfpecSfCee
— Jehad Affoneh (@jaffoneh) November 16, 2019
Microsoft is hiring former Obama administration Attorney General Eric Holder to provide legal window dressing for their AnyVision technology, which MSFT says complies with the ethical principles stipulated during the facial recognition company's Series A. https://t.co/SS9cyjIbTT
— Xeni Jardin ??? (@xeni) November 16, 2019
Microsoft hires former AG Eric Holder to audit facial recognition tech used on West Bank https://t.co/ZW5PFJrNvr pic.twitter.com/3rJ34bLUqb
— Masque of the Red Death (@doctorow) November 16, 2019
This is a very welcome step by @Microsoft, and testimony to the work of @oliviasolon, @amitaiz, @jvplive highlighting the very real human rights concerns regarding Israel's use of facial recognition tech in the occupied Palestinian territory:https://t.co/pz684Kh2KN
— Rohan Talbot (@rohantalbot) November 16, 2019
Microsoft hires Eric Holder - former US Attorney General - to audit AnyVision over Israel’s use of facial recognition. Acc. to 5 sources, AnyVision's tech has powered a secret military surveillance project that has monitored Palestinians in the West Bank https://t.co/B8fZFC108V
— Rasha Abdul-Rahim (@Rasha_Abdul) November 16, 2019
#Microsoft hires Eric Holder to audit #AnyVision over use of facial recognition on Palestinians https://t.co/q9lt6NZEiw
— Zak Doffman (@UKZak) November 16, 2019