We are delighted to be joining forces with Intel and Borsetta to unlock AI’s full potential for keeping individuals and their data secure.’’īorsetta CEO Pamela Norton said she strongly believed in driving privacy-preserving frameworks to support a future, AI-empowered world. As AI continues to grow in strength and scope, we have reached a point where action is necessary, not just talk. “Industry and academic collaboration is key to tackle the big issues of our time, including ethical and responsible AI.

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We are excited to have them on board to mitigate potential downsides and dangers of AI.”Īvast’s CTO Michal Pechoucek added: “With our skilled AI research team, and Avast AI and Cybersecurity Laboratory located on campus at the Czech Technical University, we are already witnessing the great results from our scientific research into the intersection of AI, machine learning and cyber security. “We invited Avast and Borsetta to join us on our mission to identify the true impact of AI on the world around us. The Private AI Collaborative Research Institute will be committed to the advancing technologies using ethical principles that put people first and keep individuals safe and secure. “That said, research into responsible, secure and private AI is crucial for its true potential to be realised. Richard Uhlig, Intel Labs vice-president and director, and Intel senior fellow, said: “AI will continue to have a transformational impact on many industries, and is poised to become a life-changing force in the healthcare, automotive, cyber security, financial and technology industries. The partners believe that by decentralising AI and moving AI analytics to the network edge, they can liberate data from silos, protect privacy and security, and maintain efficiency.

The initial focus of the project will be on addressing five challenges resulting from current centralised approaches to AI.

It is dedicated to encouraging and supporting research that will solve real-world challenges for society, with an ethical approach to AI development at its core. The Private AI Collaborative Research Institute was first mooted by Intel’s University Research and Collaboration Office earlier in 2020, and the project is now formally kicking off with the announcement of nine research projects that it will fund around the world.

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