AI Social Scientists in Secure Enclaves Proposed to Reconcile Privacy and Discovery
RobbWiller · x · 2026-10-29
Prof. James Evans argues privacy and discovery need not trade off. Federated learning and differential privacy block the data linkage social science depends on. His alternative: seed secure enclaves with AI social scientists that enter, analyze linked records, report robust findings — and never leave the enclave. The proposal aims to preserve cross-source linked analysis while protecting individual privacy.
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