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REDMOND, Washington, USA- Microsoft asked on Friday Congress to regulate the use of echnology of facial recognition to protect the privacy of persons and the freedom of expression.
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It's the first big tech company to issue serious warnings about a technology increasingly sought after to recognize the face of a person or by means of a camera.
Brad Smith, president of Microsoft, said in a blog that the government should form a bipartisan commission of experts.
Smith said that Microsoft, which provides this technology to some companies, has already rejected some customer requests to place it in situations involving "human rights risks".
A Microsoft spokeswoman declined to provide more details about opportunities that the company has missed due to ethical issues.
Smith defended the contract that the company entered into with the Immigration and Customs Service, and said it did not include facial recognition.
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