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Cryptography and the Democratizing Power of Learning Nothing
CDS Colloquium Series: Cryptography and the Democratizing Power of Learning Nothing
In a data-driven society, cryptography offers the promise of making data science more accessible by allowing analysts to compute over data that they cannot see. In this talk, Mayank Varia, Associate Professor of Computer Science at Boston University, will present research on cryptographically protected computing and its social, legal, and public policy impacts.
ZOOM LINK: https://bostonu.zoom.us/j/97684719937?pwd=cUN5SzJhNThjbnZ6REo0VndLV0syQT09
| When | 10:00 am to 11:15 am on Thursday, April 1, 2021 |
|---|---|
| Contact Email | cds-admin@bu.edu |
| Contact Organization | Faculty of Computing & Data Sciences |
| Fees | Free |
| Speakers | Mayank Varia |