keyword cloud: secure collaborative learning, privacy-preserving ai, trustworthy ai

Making AI private and trustworthy by design:
trade-offs and challenges

AI systems can be attacked, and these attacks can expose sensitive data or compromise the model itself.

This demo shows the main privacy risks in building AI systems, especially when models are trained, shared, or queried.

Privacy-preserving techniques (such as noise-based protection, secure collaboration, and encrypted computation) can reduce these risks.

The demo also highlights the practical trade-offs AI operators need to consider, including accuracy, efficiency, robustness, fairness, and explainability.

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Dr. Federico Mazzone: Postdoctoral Researcher and Head of the Secure and Trustworthy Infrastructure research group

Dr. Federico Mazzone

Postdoctoral Researcher and Head of the Secure and Trustworthy Infrastructure research group, within the Safety-Security-Interaction - Carl von Ossietzky University of Oldenburg