Apple Shares Differential Privacy Insights for Emoji and QuickType Keyboard

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By Ryan ChristoffelDec 6, 2017, 12:37 pm680 pts
In the most recent issue of Apple's Machine Learning Journal, titled "Learning with Privacy at Scale," the team working on differential privacy shares details on exactly how its systems work. While much of the article is highly technical in nature, it concludes by sharing results from several real-life…

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