SOURCE-LINKED INTELLIGENCE
QuanText: Protecting Dataset-Level Secrets in Textual Data Sharing
Natural-language datasets support many downstream applications and research studies, but releasing text can reveal sensitive global properties of the underlying data source, such as the proportion of records associated with a particular gender, diagnosis, or political stance. Existing work has largely focused on property inference attacks that recover such global properties, while defenses for protecting these dataset-level secrets remain limited. Differential privacy, although effective for protecting individual records, provides only weak protection for aggregate properties. We propose Rando
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- arXiv · AI, language, vision and robotics · 2026-09-16T01:30:58.000Z
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