ON-DEMAND WEBINAR: Privacy-preserving Analytics and Machine Learning with Differential Privacy
The COVID-19 pandemic demonstrates the tremendous importance of data for research, cause analysis, government action, and medical progress. However, for understandable data protection considerations,
individuals and decision-makers are often very reluctant to share personal or sensitive data. To ensure sustainable progress, we need new practices that enable insights from personal data while reliably protecting individuals' privacy.
Pioneered by Microsoft Research and associates, differential privacy is the emerging gold standard for protecting data in applications like preparing and publishing statistical analyses. Differential privacy provides a mathematically measurable privacy guarantee to individuals by adding a carefully tuned amount of statistical noise to sensitive data. It promises significantly higher privacy protection levels than commonly used disclosure limitation practices like data anonymization.
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Andreas Kopp
Digital Advisor for AI Solutions, Microsoft
As a Microsoft Digital Advisor, Andreas Kopp advises Enterprise customers on the planning and implementation of digital business solutions. His focus is on applied business AI solutions, including medical imaging and fraud detection. Furthermore, he specializes in practical solutions for the responsible use of AI systems. Among these are AI interpretability and fairness, as well as differential privacy.
Sarah Bird
Principal Program Manager, Microsoft
Sarah’s work focuses on research and emerging technology strategy for AI products in Azure. Sarah works to accelerate the adoption and positive impact of AI by bringing together the latest innovations in research with the best of open source and product expertise to create new tools and technologies.
She is an active member of the Microsoft AETHER committee, where she works to develop and drive company-wide adoption of responsible AI principles, best practices, and technologies. Sarah was one of the founding researchers in the Microsoft FATE research group and prior to joining Microsoft worked on AI fairness in Facebook.
Sarah is an active contributor to the open-source ecosystem, she co-founded ONNX, Fairlearn, and OpenDP’s SmartNoise was a leader in the Pytorch 1.0 and InterpretML projects. She was an early member of the machine learning systems research community and has been active in growing and forming the community. She co-founded the MLSys research conference and the Learning Systems workshops. She has a Ph.D. in computer science from UC Berkeley advised by Dave Patterson, Krste Asanovic, and Burton Smith.
Lucas Rosenblatt
ML Engineer (MAIDAP) at Microsoft
Lucas Rosenblatt is a Machine Learning Engineer and Researcher with Microsoft's AI Development Acceleration Program (MAIDAP). He works in the space of responsible AI around privacy and fairness, and has contributed differentially private synthesizers to the Smartnoise toolkit. You can read about some of his work in a paper he and the team published on the subject: Differentially Private Synthetic Data: Applied Evaluations and Enhancements (arxiv.org). He graduated from Brown University in 2019 with Honors.
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