March 31, 2014
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CFA Signs onto Letter to Office of Science and Technology Policy on Big Data Study Requirements

CFA and other advocacy organizations favor the White House review of Big Data and the Future of Privacy. As the President has explained, both the government and the private sector collect vast amounts of personal information. “Big data” supports commercial growth, government programs, and opportunities for innovation. But big data also creates new problems including pervasive surveillance; the collection, use, and retention of vast amounts of personal data; profiling and discrimination; and the very real risk that over time more decision-making about individuals will be automated, opaque, and unaccountable.
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Erin Witte
Director of Consumer Protection

Mark Cooper
Senior Fellow

Ben Winters
Director of AI and Data Privacy
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