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Completed the #30DaysOfFLCode Learned so much and advanced mixing of PHEs project. Next up: zk proofs for verifiable computations to enhance PETs. Grateful for the journey and the amazing people I met! ๐ the journey will continue โฆ
๐ Protect privacy while advancing AI by using differential privacy combined with federated learning! Practical, efficient -- and now more accessible through Flower ๐ To support #30DaysOfFLCode, we've provided a range of differential privacy concepts we offer via theโฆ
Days 30: #30DaysOfFLCode ๐ A journey that just started on its last day: Today I started reviewing syftbox and took my notes. I used the older version 0.2.9, but the new version is also interesting. It seems like we will be working on it for a long time. Thanks to theโฆ
#30DaysOfFLCode Day 18: Learnt concepts on Secure Multi-Party Computation. - courses.openmined.org/courses/foundaโฆ - youtube.com/watch?v=NXFLrmโฆ Good old NPTEL :')
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Lec 01 What is Secure Multi-Party Computation (MPC)?
๐ ๐๐ก๐๐ฅ๐ฅ๐๐ง๐ ๐ ๐๐จ๐ฆ๐ฉ๐ฅ๐๐ญ๐๐! ๐ Iโm so excited to share that Iโve finished the #30DaysOfFLCode challenge! ๐ #30DaysOfFLCode #Completed #Learning #PrivacyTech @openminedorg
Earned my certificate in Federated Learning through the #30DaysOfFLCode challenge! ๐ Big thanks to the @openminedorg organizers and it's amazing community for driving the future of AI forward. Letโs keep pushing boundaries together! ๐
I'm publicly committing to the #30DaysOfFLCode Challenge! Join me in learning more about #FederatedLearning โ 30DaysOfFLCode.com
#30DaysOfFLCode Day 14: Learnt Homomorphic Encryption concepts from this tutorial by @openminedorg: courses.openmined.org/courses/foundaโฆ Cybersec is indeed magic lol.
Day 30 of #30DaysOfFLCode. To finish off this challenge, here is another pretty good FL review article: ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/92207โฆ. Covers all the relevant topics in FL, with concrete examples of implementations. Good overview article with plenty of resources for further research.
Day 7 Fuzzy regulations lead to uncertainties and loop holes. The goal should be finding a "safe zone" where there is compliance with no ambiguity. #30DAYSOFFLCODE linkedin.com/posts/afsoun0_โฆ
I donโt usually wear stuff like this, but this oneโs pretty cool. It makes you feel like you belong somewhere. And honestly, I care about that feeling ๐๐ฆ #30DaysOfFLCode @openminedorg
Day 26 of #30DaysOfFLCode! ๐ค Hands-on today with PySyft! I explored its tools for privacy-preserving AI, diving deeper into secure computations and federated learning. Practical experience makes all the difference! ๐๐ค
Day 9: Syftbox installation complete, and the datasite is now connected! #30DaysOfFLCode linkedin.com/posts/afsoun0_โฆ
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Day 9: Installation complete, and the datasite is now connected! I encountered some issues initially, but with Siddhant Rai's guidance, I understood that I needed to install WSL (Windows Subsystem...
#30DaysOfFLCode Day 24: 1. PHOTON - Enable data source segregation from compute in FL. 2. DEPT - Unique embeddings for each client 3. WorldLM - Federations of federation s.t the same settings (eg DP) don't need to be applied to all participating silos (eg legal, privacy)
#30DaysOfFLCode Day 27: A nice, light-weight tutorial where they discuss FL for non-iid data. Got me reading about different types of non-iid-ness and open research problems. blog.openmined.org/federated-credโฆ
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Federated Learning for Credit Scoring
Want bureaus to score your credit without hoarding your data? Find out how FL can enable privacy-preserving, cross-border credit assessment
#30DaysOfFLCode Day 28: - Aggregation algorithms in Federated Learning: youtube.com/watch?v=6Pl5FVโฆ - SCAFFOLD: youtube.com/watch?v=GYHrHqโฆ lessgooo
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FLOW Seminar #4: Praneeth Karimireddy (EPFL) SCAFFOLD: an algorithm...
Day 22 of #30DaysOfFLCode! ๐ค Progressing in the Secure & Private AI course by Udacity: set up the environment and ran key examples. Excited to keep learning! ๐๐ค
day 16 update of #30DaysOfFLCode: Today I Explored Federated Learning Outcomes from day 14. GitHub: github.com/Spartan-119/30โฆ
Day 23 of #30DaysOfFLCode! ๐ค Completed the Secure & Private AI course by Udacity today! Gained valuable insights into creating ethical, privacy-focused AI systems. ๐๐ค On to the next challenge!
I am publicly taking the #30daysofFLCode challenge with @openmind_agi . I hope I can share all my learnings day wise here. #FederatedLearning #FL
I'm publicly committing to the #30DaysOfFLCode Challenge! Join me in learning more about #FederatedLearning โ 30DaysOfFLCode.com
I'm publicly committing to the #30DaysOfFLCode Challenge! Join me in learning more about #FederatedLearning โ 30DaysOfFLCode.com
SyftBox : Compute on private data without accessing it! ๐น Data Owners keep control & share only results ๐น API Developers run secure computations ๐น Fully decentralized & privacy-first syftbox-documentation.openmined.org/tutorials/compโฆ #30DaysOfFLCode #AI #Privacy #Decentralization #SyftBox
I'm publicly committing to the #30DaysOfFLCode Challenge! Join me in learning more about #FederatedLearning and Privacy Enhancing Technologies (PETs). Letโs build our skills and shape the future of AI together! ๐ Check out here: 30DaysOfFLCode.com #AI #OpenMined
I'm publicly committing to the #30DaysOfFLCode Challenge! Join me in learning more about #FederatedLearning โ 30DaysOfFLCode.com
Last month, I completed the #30DaysOfFLCode Challenge by @openminedorg! I encourage anyone interested in learning about privacy-preserving technologies, security in AI, and FL to take the challenge! info.openmined.org/30daysofflcode
Day 30: Efficient Pruning for Machine Learning under HE -Pruning boosts traditional ML efficiency but not in HE-based ML. Tile sparsity enables efficient efficient pruning by skipping entire blocks of encrypted data, reducing operations. fhe.org/meetups/041-Efโฆ #30DaysOfFLCode
Day 29: Concrete ML - Machine Learning on Encrypted Data A model is converted to an FHE-compatible format via quantization, and its weights are encrypted. It then performs predictions on FHE-encrypted data, with the results being encrypted youtube.com/watch?v=DP_4OBโฆ #30DaysOfFLCode
Day 28: Verifiable FHE 1 Users can employ ZKP to verify that the FHE encryption of their plain query was correctly done. On the server side, it can be used to verify that the computations on this encrypted data are carried out correctly. blog.sunscreen.tech/snarks-shortcoโฆ #30DaysOfFLCode
Day 27: Apple's Enhanced Visual Search with ML, HE & PNNS ML model on your device identifies matching landmarks in your photo gallery, creates an encrypted code from them which is used with HE to retrieve a desired photo from Apple's server machinelearning.apple.com/research/homomโฆ #30DaysOfFLCode
Day 26: Private Information Retrieval PIR allows a user to send an encrypted query to a server, which then performs homomorphic computations to retrieve the desired information, sending back the result still encrypted to preserve privacy. machinelearning.apple.com/research/homomโฆ #30DaysOfFLCode
Day 25: Problems and Research Trends in Federated Learning I read about problems in FL which requires further research. This includes improving efficiency and effectiveness, reduction in training biases, and robustness against attacks. drive.google.com/file/d/1QGY2Zyโฆ #30DaysOfFLCode
Day 24: Cross-Silo Federated Learning -It involves fewer clients (organizations) with specific identities -Most clients participate in each FL round with very few going offline. -Data Partition can be vertical or horizontal across clients. drive.google.com/file/d/1QGY2Zyโฆ #30DaysOfFLCode
Day 23: Cross-device Federated Learning (FL) and Challenges - In cross-device FL, devices share the same features but have different data samples - Communication among FL clients is challenging because the mobile devices often go offline. drive.google.com/file/d/1QGY2Zyโฆ #30DaysOfFLCode
Day 22: Cross-Device Federated Learning at Apple Apple uses differentially private federated learning to personalize Siri. This enables an iPhone to respond exclusively to its ownerโs voice, even in the presence of other phones and voices technologyreview.com/2019/12/11/131โฆ #30DaysOfFLCode
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How Apple personalizes Siri without hoovering up your data
The tech giant is using privacy-preserving machine learning to improve its voice assistant while keeping your data on your phone.
Day 21: Privacy Preserving AI - Lecture (Andrew Trask - OpenMined) Focuses on how privacy enhancing technologies such as differential privacy, multiparty computation and federated learning enables remote training of models on private data.youtu.be/4zrU54VIK6k?feโฆ #30DaysOfFLCode
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Privacy Preserving AI (Andrew Trask) | MIT Deep Learning Series
Completed the #30DaysOfFLCode Learned so much and advanced mixing of PHEs project. Next up: zk proofs for verifiable computations to enhance PETs. Grateful for the journey and the amazing people I met! ๐ the journey will continue โฆ
Day 20: Beyond Privacy Trade-offs with Structured Transparency Participants can't prevent other collaborators from misusing their data (copy problem). The proposed techniques enable collaborators to reduce the risks of collaboration. arxiv.org/abs/2012.08347 #30DaysOfFLCode
Day 19: Federated fine-tuning of LLMs (Part 3) I continued with the decentralized/federated fine-tuning of the LLM, leveraging parameter efficient fine-tuning to optimize communication efficiency and differential privacy to improve privacy learn.deeplearning.ai/courses/intro-โฆ #30DaysOfFLCode
day 16 of #30DaysOfFLCode: continued working through the Syft tutorial. trained a simple ml model on mock cancer data, created & submitted a research proposal and code request to the datasite and tested that remote code execution wouldn't work before research project approval.
day 4 of #30DaysOfFLCode: reviewed syftbox's computational model. then installed a fun project: a cpu tracker API. it gathers cpu data from participating peers, aggregates it & visualizes it. also reviewed a foundational paper on FL by Li et al here: arxiv.org/pdf/1908.07873
day 18 of #30DaysOfFLCode: completed the fl cancer tutorial today. ran the model locally as a data admin, then approved the code request to the data. accessed the approved project as the data scientist & ran the model on the actual data. pretty fun, now onto more SyftBox :)
day 31 of #30DaysOfFLCode: challenge complete :) thanks @openminedorg ๐ enjoyed a show & tell session with the team to celebrate this milestone. presentations included a FedRAG, ring computations, the syftbox netflix app and more. this is just the beginning. more fl to come!
Day 30 of #30DaysOfFLCode! Final day of the challenge! I explored a real use case called FedJudge. It alleviates the red flag of central training in the Legal Intelligence field. On top of that, it uses parameter efficient fine-tuning to further increase Legal LLMs efficiency.
Day 29 of #30DaysOfFLCode! I reviewed "Analysis of Privacy Leakage in Federated LLMs." FL research has made adjustments to adapt with LLMs, but privacy analysis is missing. The paper proposes two active MI attacks and provides guaranteed theoretical success rates on four LLMs.
Day 28 of #30DaysOfFLCode! I covered FedSecurity, a benchmark of attacks and defenses crucial to FL research. It's a customizable API that includes attacks/defenses before, during, and after aggregation, which is not included in previous benchmarks. It also extends to FedLLMs!
Day 26 of #30DaysOfFLCode! I discovered a new reconstruction attack, LOKI, intended to be an improvement on attacks presented in Robbing the Fed and When the Curious Abandon Honesty. Following my own work, OASIS, I was able to mitigate the attack with simple data augmentation.
Day 22 of #30DaysOfFLCode! Continuing with Flower, I ran into FlowerTune LLM where the 7B parameter LLaMA was quantized to 3B parameters and was still able to perform on par! I'm more interested in how quantizing a federated model affects fairness in real-world scenarios.
Day 29 of #30DaysOfFLCode Exploring FL workflow with SyftBox Read more: syftbox-documentation.openmined.org/tutorials/fedeโฆ #DifferentialPrivacy @openminedorg
Day 15: #30DaysOfFLCode Had a great time with Openmined First "Show & Tell" Session, where we got the opportunity to learn from other members FL projects. First session is an introductory FL computation on SyftBox by Ionesio Junior, then an exciting e-voting project by Lucasโฆ
Day 24 of #30DaysOfFLCode with @openminedorg! I reviewed the paper Mixed-Precision Quantization for FL on Resource-Constrained Heterogeneous Devices. The authors claim to develop FedMPQ, where the mixed-precision quantization scheme occurs at different layers in an FL setup.
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Day-19 of #30DaysOfFLCode Worked on the federated rag project and had a fruitful discussion with the whole team about progress so far and plan of action! excited to see it all take good shape!!
Day 1 of #30DaysOfFLCode ! I'm taking on a challenge to dive deeper into my research area with @openminedorg. I'm excited to cover new literature around privacy in FL and all the different attack vectors. I started by reviewing papers that cover active gradient inversion!
I'm publicly committing to the #30DaysOfFLCode Challenge! Join me in learning more about #FederatedLearning โ 30DaysOfFLCode.com @openminedorg #PrivateAI #FedratedLearning #DifferentialPrivacy
Day 1: Completed SyftBox tutorial & intro to Federated Learning (FL)! ๐ Explored its modular framework for privacy-preserving tech. Deployed a CPU Tracker with Differential Privacy. Learned FL concepts: training models collaboratively without sharing data. #30DaysOfFLCode
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