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From innovation to accountability: Why facial recognition technology requires a governance approach

Keely O'Dowd
2026-10-14 9:00 am
Breakout
Law, Policy and Global Power
Privacy, Surveillance and Civil Liberties

Drawing on five years of regulator decisions, this session sets out a defensible, privacy-first governance framework for facial recognition technology.

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Keely O'Dowd is a special counsel at Lander & Rogers in privacy and cyber, presenting on why facial recognition technology demands a governance approach.
Keely O'Dowd
Special Counsel
Lander & Rogers
Keely O'Dowd is a special counsel at Lander & Rogers in privacy and cyber, presenting on why facial recognition technology demands a governance approach.

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