Introduction to CKKS (Approximate Homomorphic Encryption)
- Yongsoo Song | Microsoft Research
- Private AI Bootcamp
The Private AI Bootcamp offered by Microsoft Research (MSR) focused on tutorials of building privacy-preserving machine learning services and applications with homomorphic encryption (HE). Around 30 PhD students were invited to gather at the Microsoft Research Lab in Redmond on Dec 2nd – 4th, 2019. The program contents were specifically designed for training. Participants mastered the use of HE, the Microsoft SEAL library, and the methodology behind building privacy-preserving machine learning solutions. As a project as well as a competition, students worked in teams, designed and pitched a novel technology built upon what they had learned during the bootcamp, and received feedback and scores from experts. There was a secret prize for the winning team. There were also social events where all participants had a chance to meet and network with other PhD students and experts from MSR.
See more from Microsoft Research’s Private AI Bootcamp: https://cm-edgetun.pages.dev/en-us/research/event/private-ai-bootcamp/
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