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> How else can they train a closed caption system like everyone else has? They need data for it.

This is where zero knowledge federated learning comes in. Unfortunately, this is very much a tomorrow technology (it needs the infrastructure to support it). Why invest in privacy-preserving methods for training machine learning models tomorrow when you can steal users private information today (or even better, bully them into doing so by being the defacto VC that everyone needs to use because of network effects).

>>catlif+(OP)
What is federated learning? And by zero proof is that the same as ZKP?

>>Tokume+HG
An example of a federated learning scheme: https://ai.googleblog.com/2017/04/federated-learning-collabo...

Perhaps zero knowledge is a poor choice of terms on my part as it is used in ZKP (as you pointed out). What I meant is “privacy-preserving”.