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Are privacy-preserving techniques actually being used in production ML systems? [D]

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I've been reading more about privacy-preserving ML approaches such as differential privacy, federated learning, and on-device inference.

The research literature is fairly active, but I'm curious about real-world adoption.

For those working in industry:

  • Are these techniques being deployed in production?
  • What were the biggest engineering challenges?
  • Did privacy requirements significantly impact model performance or infrastructure costs?
  • Are there specific use cases where privacy-preserving approaches have proven especially valuable?

Interested in hearing both success stories and cases where the tradeoffs made adoption difficult.

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