Scaling privacy embedded distributed ML systems
summary
Describes building a GDPR-aware pipeline for IoT and enterprise ML that combines end-to-end encryption, federated learning safeguards, and differential privacy, using TensorFlow Privacy, microbatches, gradient clipping and noise multipliers to get provable epsilon budgets; shows local vs global noise injection tradeoffs and recommends replacing Adam with DP-aware optimizers, measuring privacy budget and accuracy loss, notes device battery/key rotation and API‑abuse costs when scaling.
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chapters (21)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:36What is the first thought when you talk about privacy
- 3:20What will we cover today
- 3:40Data privacy
- 5:38Linkage attacks
- 10:21Regulations
- 11:31GDPR
- 12:50Typical Pipeline
- 14:12Typical System
- 15:35Challenges
- 15:48Devices
- 16:31Sapient
- 17:36Privacy
- 19:25Privacy Accuracy tradeoff
- 22:13RealTime Embedded Systems
- 23:09Post Convergence
- 23:52Noise
- 24:36Local vs Global
- 26:08How it works
- 26:22Privacy budget
- 27:08Answer to stakeholders
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