Andreas Terzis

@aterzis

Googler, X-Prof .jhu aterzis@google.com

Mountain View, CA
Joined February 2008

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  1. Jan 10

    Want to get an intuitive understanding about how ML models trained with differential privacy can protect the training data? This explorable will help! The post also describes many of the challenges in applying differential privacy to ML models.

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    Jan 1

    Discovered this Georgian mineral water. It tastes like sparkling pool water, but somehow good?? Contents/Liter: Bicarbonate 4000mg Sodium 1500mg Calcium 50mg Magnesium 50mg *Chlorine* 350mg

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  3. 31 Dec 2021

    Covariance-Aware Private Mean Estimation Without Private Covariance Estimation by (4/4)

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  4. 31 Dec 2021

    Differential Privacy and the 2020 Census in the United States by (3/4)

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  5. 31 Dec 2021

    Private Histograms in the Shuffle Model by Albert Cheu: (2/4)

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  6. 31 Dec 2021

    The last three talks of the year from our Privacy in ML seminar organized by (1/4)

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  7. 24 Dec 2021

    How to deploy machine learning with differential privacy by Abhradeep Thakurta and

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  8. 23 Dec 2021
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    9 Nov 2021

    Happening tomorrow at 9am US pacific time!! Please RSVP and tune in if you are interested in learning about federated learning, federated analytics, differential privacy, model personalization, and TensorFlow Fedeated. I promise this event will be fun and rewarding 🤓😎💥

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    2 Nov 2021

    Do you want to master Federated Learning and Analytics, Personalization, Differential Privacy, and Federated? We are hosting a one-of-a-kind workshop on Nov 10 with thrilling talks and discussions. Register now to reserve a spot!

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    26 Oct 2021

    In a new blog post with my colleague Abhradeep Thakurta, we survey the practice of designing private machine learning algorithms via differential privacy. Some highlights / takeaways I found important:

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  12. 25 Oct 2021

    An accessible yet comprehensive technical introduction into private ML algorithms through differential privacy

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  13. 14 Oct 2021
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    8 Oct 2021

    In joint work with , we propose an approach for tuning hyperparameters with Renyi Differential Privacy! Most results on deep learning with DP report the privacy budget of the single best performing training run, rather than the budget expended by the entire search

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    7 Oct 2021

    "Fast Sample Reweighting" is a new paper from our research group that allows you to re-weight training samples effectively without the need for additional unbiased reward data. PS: We’re hiring!     

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    2 Oct 2021

    Thanks for sending author copies! If you are a student anywhere in the world that would like a free copy, reply to this tweet. I will pick 2 lucky winners by the end of next week. RT to share!

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  17. 30 Sep 2021

    Thank you to for running the seminar and to the invited speakers for the great talks!

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    30 Sep 2021
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    29 Sep 2021

    How can we productively work toward creating safe machine learning models? After struggling with this question for the past several years, we have developed a new roadmap for ML safety. Post: Paper:

    In the full paper we also consider the problem of "External Safety" to mitigate risks to how ML systems are handled.
    Robustness.
    Monitoring.
    Alignment.
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  20. 10 Sep 2021

    Story about poop detection for Roomba: Chat in our group: "What about adversarial poop?" That's my crew :-)

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