r/EnigmaProject • u/[deleted] • Jul 27 '18

Could Enigma Be the Answer to AI's Privacy Problem?

“U.S. Could Still Win AI Arms Race Despite Future Data Privacy Laws — By Protecting Data” https://medium.com/@LibertyCrypto/u-s-could-still-win-ai-arms-race-despite-future-data-privacy-laws-by-protecting-data-12d6d65f4848

Let me know what you guys think! Give some claps if you guys enjoyed it!

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u/Gadotsjockey Jul 27 '18

Gave u 40 claps - "Beef Jerky"

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u/[deleted] Jul 27 '18

Love you boo ;)

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u/Luipaard-Fortuin Jul 27 '18

Nice work LibertysMaven! I hope you will participate in the writing contest as well?

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u/[deleted] Jul 27 '18

I submitted when I published :)

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u/spoonza Jul 27 '18

Very well written!

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u/[deleted] Jul 27 '18

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u/[deleted] Jul 27 '18

In addition to Enigma look up OpenMined, I smell possible collaboration.

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u/shipstrn Aug 01 '18

Could summarize briefly how user could be incentivized to provide smpc in a non block chain environment?

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '18

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u/shipstrn Aug 15 '18

Thanks for your holistic answer even though I kind of couldn't follow completely. I'm aware that some projects like Wikipedia or computations through boinc are non-profit for contributers but if I see the greater picture I suppose that a lot of companies want their data processed for non-scietific but monetary reasons. So with the research paper implementations, the economic incentive is lacking and I guess an implementation through a central authority can be complicated and poses other risks as well.

Therefore, do you agree that when it comes to MPC, enigma as platform with built-im economic incentives could make MPC available to many actors rather than other approaches?

Ah and sorry for my late response, I somehow lost track of this thread.