Dev shares how he trained a PII redaction model for European languages
auto_grad_ · x · 2026-10-05
Developer prajpawar23 published a blog detailing how he trained a PII redaction model for European languages, stripping card numbers, addresses and birthdates from calls before they are stored.
The write-up covers the training process plus the serving optimizations he experimented with — a useful reference for privacy compliance and data-cleaning pipelines.
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