India Plans Sealed Rooms to Train AI Without Exposing Data
India is backing a method that lets AI learn from sensitive data without anyone seeing it. Under the approach called Depa, the data stays with its owner. A secure computing space, called a sealed room, runs only the tasks an authorised digital contract allows, and even the company running the system cannot look inside.
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Context: AI models learn from large amounts of data, but hospital records, bank details and government files are often too private to share openly. Sealed-room setups are one way to keep such data protected while still letting AI use it.
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