Your Best AI Models Deserve Real Customer Data – Without the Liability Risk
Blog post from Duality
Data engineers and machine learning scientists often face limitations due to the inability to use real customer data, which is hindered by privacy, legal, compliance, and regulatory risks. Synthetic data and limited sampling impede model accuracy and generalization, causing a reliance on proxy features instead of enhancing model logic. However, Privacy-Enhancing Technologies (PETs) offer a solution by enabling training on actual customer data without direct access, using methods like Federated Learning (FL), Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs), and Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE). These technologies allow secure and compliant model training and evaluation by maintaining data privacy through secure aggregation, hardware-enforced confidentiality, and encrypted computation. This approach eliminates data handling bottlenecks, accelerates the transition from prototype to production, and ensures compliance with data sovereignty laws, ultimately leading to more accurate and generalizable models without sacrificing privacy or legal requirements.
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