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Karel Baloun

Software Architect and Entrepreneur, UC Berkeley

Karel Baloun will receive a master of information in cybersecurity in 2020 and holds a master of science from UC Santa Cruz in social psychology. He was the first Senior Software Engineer at Facebook in 2005. Baloun is a three-time entrepreneur, including VC-funded i2we, inc. He has 15 years of Silicon Valley software architect and engineering experience, including at Oracle, HAL/Fujitsu, HP, Geoworks/Toshiba, and Looksmart. Baloun is interested in AI/ML and data visualization, social influence and persuasion, and the climate crisis.

USA 2020
Session ID 19923

February 26, 2020
8:00AM - 8:50AM

How AI Inference Threats Might Influence the Outcome of 2020 Election

Karel Baloun, Ken Chang and Matthew Holmes

What we have learned from the US 2016 election interfered by Russian. This session will inspect the inference threats on how elections in the international community interfered by inference threats. The session will also analyze the patterns of disinformation and misinformation used in the past elections and how artificial intelligence might be applied to influence the outcome of the 2020 election.

Pre-Requisites: Understanding of Data Privacy Engineering concepts and general information technology background interested in inference threats.

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