Virtual talk by Janardhan Kulkarni
summary
Claim: privacy becomes a scaling problem as agents act across many workflows. Approach: train LLMs with reinforcement learning with chain-of-thought using a synthetic dataset of about 700 vignettes, optimize with a policy algorithm (GRPO-style) and reward that balances necessary disclosure versus over-sharing. Result: models trained this way generalize to unseen datasets (PrivacyLens) and materially reduce integrity failures, but remain vulnerable to prompt injection and lack formal guarantees. Built an agent researcher that drafts, implements and audits solutions and even finds bugs.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Privacy scaling challenges
- 1:48Privacy as scaling problem
- 3:41Directions for scaling privacy
- 8:00Behavioral scaling with contextual integrity
- 14:29Evaluating contextual integrity
- 16:00Adversarial threats and limitations
- 20:39Scaling research with agentic systems
- 23:50Provable versus self-improving systems
- 26:20Privacy researcher agent
- 28:29Conclusion and future
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