Privacy Preserving AI - Andrew Trask, OpenMined

[@chrisminnoy3637]

Good work guys! That's exactly what we need. Now imagine another feat, that you don't need to do the computation in a datacenter, but just at the homes of people, with the data never leaving the home.

[@TechEquations]

Thanks for great work and vision, nice to see how the future being made.

[@thetruthseeker6409]

which smc protocols are implemented in PySyft?

[@mk677hd]

Awesome work Trask

[@RebeccaHargate]

Mr. Trask has spoken of the bravery of Brendan Eich.

[@nikoG2000]

Wow, great talk!

[@maltejensen7392]

I really love the work of Andrew Trask, but there's something ironic about having Facebook sponsoring something about privacy with data

[@jesswood4880]

I loveeee this guy

[@taihatranduc8613]

so, in conclusion, do you take my data or not when using Pytorch?

[@watson4750]

Simple answer: No, or yes but with noise.

[@kritikaprakash2638]

How is example data a tool?

[@PyTorch]

Hi Kritika, please visit the PyTorch Discuss Forum for more information: discuss.pytorch.org/

[@PACOEXTREME17]

I love Pysyft. However, it still has not matured. The documentation is almost nonexistent and confusing. I believe this is the future, but not the present.