Talk by Micah Sheller (Flower/ML Commons)
summary
Cross-silo federated learning runs real experiments across 71 hospitals and yields concrete outcomes: a simple ReSCUNet tumor segmentation model beat state-of-the-art because of diverse data, but setup consumes huge governance and grad‑student effort. Industry use cases like pharmaceutical candidate screening promise billion‑dollar value yet stall on legal, InfoSec and trust barriers. Work centers on building governance as code—algorithms that predict what a workload will learn and automate policy enforcement so iterations become feasible.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Cross-silo federated learning intro
- 3:04Cross-silo vs cross-device FL
- 7:42Medical FL challenges
- 12:37Trust and governance in FL
- 18:32Model value and policy needs
- 24:05Automating governance for FL
- 26:42Q&A
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