Zero-knowledge training: contributing to models without sharing the data
rickasaurus · x · 2026-10-15
rickasaurus argues zero-knowledge training/tuning would be a big deal: contributing improvements back to a model without sharing the underlying data — perhaps just posting fine-tuned weights. It's a one-line idea without technical detail, but points at an open problem intersecting data privacy and federated fine-tuning.
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