A column for ZDNet recounts a conversation between Cisco Chief Privacy Officer Michelle Dennedy, CIPP/US, CIPM, and National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency Chief Ventures Officer David Bray on the complexities of protecting privacy when deploying artificial intelligence systems. Dennedy said, "Getting down to business on my side of the world, privacy engineering is using the techniques of the technical, the social, the procedural, the training tools that we have available, and in the most basic sense of engineering to say, 'What are the routinized systems? What are the frameworks? What are the techniques that we use to mobilize privacy-enhancing technologies that exist today, and look across the processing life cycle to build in and solve for privacy challenges?'" Separately, a TechCrunch report details some of AI's conflicts and challenges. 
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