Why AI That Lives and Learns on the Device Will Save Our Privacy - Machine Learning

Seeing Mark Zuckerberg summoned to Washington as a consequence of the improperly accessed personal data of millions of Facebook users by Cambridge Analytica marks a powerful defining moment of 2018 and a pivotal moment in our digital existence. Two fronts have clashed: the fast-moving pack of internet giants, harvesting and mining seas of data, and the static, slow-moving forces of politics and regulations. At the center of it all is artificial intelligence. Nobody wants to hand off their data unless they feel that their digital footprint is protected and guarded. This desire now is also supported by legislation.