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Invited Talks Given by Lab Members Internationally |
AAAI Spring Symposium (Invited Talk), Stanford, Palo Alto, CA, March 23, 2005.
How should a technology developer think about privacy in the technology she builds? At an abstract level, there does exist "the privacy problem" with respect to ubiquitous technologies. That problem involves constructing privacy enhanced technologies that achieve the same function as the original privacy invasive technologies, but does so (provably) without the risk. In this talk, I will put this problem in context, formally define it, and give real-world instantiations with solutions.