Membership Privacy
Membership privacy in machine learning focuses on protecting the confidentiality of data used to train models, preventing attackers from inferring whether a specific data point was part of the training set. Current research investigates the vulnerability of various architectures, including deep neural networks (both traditional and spiking), and diffusion models, to membership inference attacks, exploring factors like representation magnitude and model parameters' influence on attack success. This field is crucial for responsible AI development, impacting data security and user privacy across diverse applications, from image recognition to healthcare, by quantifying and mitigating the risk of data leakage.
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