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If you're arguing that no computation should be proprietary, ever... okay. Not opening that discussion right now. But, assuming that one does, ever, want someo
by rpearl 8y ago
If you're arguing that no computation should be proprietary, ever... okay. Not opening that discussion right now.
But, assuming that one does, ever, want someone else to do a proprietary computation on one's data, it'd be real nice if that didn't require giving up plaintext.
- madrafi 8y agoI would like to point that although HE isn't efficient Multi Party Computation is very promising .