Security Without Trust: Henry Corrigan-Gibbs

Henry Corrigan-Gibbs, Assistant Professor, MIT Electrical Engineering and Computer Science and CSAIL, on the design of a new privacy-protecting search engine that can answer a client’s search query without ever seeing it.
Corrigan-Gibbs' talk was part of the session on "Security Without Trust" for the Expanding Horizons in Computing series. Organized by MIT faculty, the series of bootcamps, workshops, short talks, panels, and roundtable discussions all delved into exciting areas of computing and AI, with topics ranging from security, intelligence, and deep learning to design, sustainability, and policy.
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