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Wouldn't that just mean you'd have to make sure the data doesn't contain private identifying information to start with? Seems like a win-win for the people in d
by karpierz 5y ago
Wouldn't that just mean you'd have to make sure the data doesn't contain private identifying information to start with? Seems like a win-win for the people in datasets and the people who are auditing the code.
- hutzlibu 5y ago"Wouldn't that just mean you'd have to make sure the data doesn't contain private identifying information to start with" That condition is not easy. It is very hard, to have data about people related stuff, without private identifying information - especially because now there is face recognition and co.
- Nullabillity 5y agoThen ML simply isn't a viable solution to that problem?