Abstract

While differential privacy is the gold standard in centralized privacy-preserving machine learning, it is not well suited to decentralized learning where participants collaboratively train a model via peer-to-peer messages. We present a relaxation of differential privacy that captures a relevant trust setting for decentralized learning and show how decentralization can lead to privacy amplification mechanisms. We illustrate these findings on graphs from the Fediverse (alternative social media networks).

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