Privacy Preserving AI (Andrew Trask) | MIT Deep Learning Series

Lecture by Andrew Trask in January 2020, part of the MIT Deep Learning Lecture Series.

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LINKS:
Andrew Twitter: https://twitter.com/iamtrask
OpenMined: https://www.openmined.org/
Grokking Deep Learning (book): http://bit.ly/2RsxlUZ

OUTLINE:
0:00 – Introduction
0:54 – Privacy preserving AI talk overview
1:28 – Key question: Is it possible to answer questions using data we cannot see?
5:56 – Tool 1: remote execution
8:44 – Tool 2: search and example data
11:35 – Tool 3: differential privacy
28:09 – Tool 4: secure multi-party computation
36:37 – Federated learning
39:55 – AI, privacy, and society
46:23 – Open data for science
50:35 – Single-use accountability
54:29 – End-to-end encrypted services
59:51 – Q&A: privacy of the diagnosis
1:02:49 – Q&A: removing bias from data when data is encrypted
1:03:40 – Q&A: regulation of privacy
1:04:27 – Q&A: OpenMined
1:06:16 – Q&A: encryption and nonlinear functions
1:07:53 – Q&A: path to adoption of privacy-preserving technology
1:11:44 – Q&A: recommendation systems

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