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Delving into federated learning
From the course: AI Security and Responsible AI Practices by Pearson
Delving into federated learning
The final approach that we're going to discuss in this section is federated learning. Federated learning is a collaborative process in machine learning that enables model training across multiple decentralized devices or servers while keeping the data localized. This technique is very relevant in areas like cybersecurity, where the data privacy and security are important. The basic concept of federated learning is that it is a shared model, is trained across multiple devices, so we have multiple computers or nodes, and each is holding local data samples. Those are stored here locally. And only they send updates of the data to the central server. Since the raw data never leaves the original location, which is the node, federated learning improves the data privacy and security. This is a perfect approach for very sensitive data applications and ensures efficiency, and it has a potential for scalability. So you can transfer large datasets to a central location, and then those could be…
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Module 3: Privacy and ethical considerations introduction1m 2s
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Learning objectives1m 1s
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Understanding key privacy considerations in AI implementations1m 29s
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Bias and fairness in AI and ML systems5m 49s
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Transparency and accountability4m 42s
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Understanding differential privacy4m 55s
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Exploring secure multiparty computation (SMPC)4m 23s
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Understanding homomorphic encryption3m 8s
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Understanding the AI data lifecycle management5m 20s
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Delving into federated learning5m 57s
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