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Our guest Dr. Nic Lane, co-founder of Flower Labs and professor at Cambridge, discusses the growing role of Federated learning in AI. He explains how distributed AI can unlock vast amounts of data while ensuring privacy, and how it will play a critical role in scaling AI models across industries such as healthcare and finance.
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