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DR-SL (Dehydrate-Rehydrate with Self-Learning loop) is proposed to enable cloud-local LLM inference that keeps sensitive user data on-device while maintaining cloud-grade reasoning. It formalizes de-identification completeness to provide a release decision that balances safety and utility better th...
DR-SL (Dehydrate-Rehydrate with Self-Learning loop) is proposed to enable cloud-local LLM inference that keeps sensitive user data on-device while maintaining cloud-grade reasoning. It formalizes de-identification completeness to provide a release decision that balances safety and utility better th...
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Cloud-local LLM inference must keep sensitive user data on-device while exploiting cloud-grade reasoning, yet existing sanitization approaches (placeholder substitution, differential-privacy perturbation, and skill distillation) lack a release decision that is simultaneously safe and utility-preserving. We propose...
This approach addresses the challenge of protecting sensitive data during LLM inference without sacrificing model performance. It offers a more reliable way to sanitize data for cloud-assisted AI applications, enhancing privacy and utility simultaneously.
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