"I have a lot of concerns regarding the false-positive rate of the technology, racial bias in the technology, gender bias."
"I think about the transgender and non-binary communities, and we have seen reports that show that black women are more likely to be misidentified than any other group."
"A lot of this also revolves around training."
"How does the FBI combat the human tendency to trust computer-generated results?"
"So does the FBI train personnel on the potential inaccuracies and biases of facial recognition algorithms?"
"I am kind of keeping that in mind with the questions I am about to ask."
"That is not what I am asking."
"Why are we even talking about sending money to schools that have been sued repeatedly by state attorneys general for fraud, that have shown repeatedly that they leave students with overwhelming debt."
"I want people to imagine that they are driving home from work and then they see in the rear view mirror, you know, red and blue lights."
"I think that you are seeing the--both parties and across the ideological spectrum showing some reservations about the use of this technology."
"We are not anti-technology and we are not anti-innovation."
"It is always that balance between innovation and protecting individual rights and civil liberties."