Quanta Magazine, a publication of the Simons foundation, has an interview with Cynthia Dwork on differential privacy and fairness among other things.
How to Force Our Machines to Play Fair
The computer scientist Cynthia Dwork takes abstract concepts like privacy and fairness and adapts them into machine code for the algorithmic age.
Here are some earlier news stories about Apple's introduction of differential privacy to the iPhone, which I've been following for a number of reasons.
From TechCrunch: What Apple’s differential privacy means for your data and the future of machine learning
From Wired: Apple’s ‘Differential Privacy’ Is About Collecting Your Data—But Not Your Data
Apple's differential privacy analyzes the group, protects the individual
Posted on June 21, 2016
How to Force Our Machines to Play Fair
The computer scientist Cynthia Dwork takes abstract concepts like privacy and fairness and adapts them into machine code for the algorithmic age.
Here are some earlier news stories about Apple's introduction of differential privacy to the iPhone, which I've been following for a number of reasons.
From TechCrunch: What Apple’s differential privacy means for your data and the future of machine learning
From Wired: Apple’s ‘Differential Privacy’ Is About Collecting Your Data—But Not Your Data
Apple's differential privacy analyzes the group, protects the individual
Posted on June 21, 2016
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