Abstract: AI has disrupted almost all businesses and introduced breakthroughs in such spheres as healthcare and finance, transport and entertainment. The foundation of AI is that a machine learning (ML) model can be trained on large quantities of data, and then learn patterns, make predictions and subsequently develop itself. However, with increasing levels of sophistication of AI model, the privacy issues have also increased. Conventional centralized machine learning techniques demand enormous quantities of data to be accumulated and handled in centralized servers and......
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