Silicon Republic June 12, 2024

Zama’s COO Jeremy Bradley argues that as the ‘guardians of privacy’, developers are best placed to advise on cybersecurity in an AI boom, though everyone from CEOs to end-users has a role to play.

In an era where technological advancements are exponentially accelerating, the voices of those at the forefront of creating these technologies are crucial.

Recent findings from a study commissioned by Zama, a Paris-based cryptography firm specialising in fully homomorphic encryption (FHE), have cast a spotlight on a growing concern among developers: the encroaching threat of AI and machine learning to privacy.

Our study, which surveyed mora than a thousand developers from the UK and US, reveals a striking insight: 53pc of developers view AI as a significant...

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Topics: AI (Artificial Intelligence), Govt Agencies, Healthcare System, Privacy / Security, Regulations, Technology
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