PHAROS AI Factory announces the 11th Course of its Training Series, under the title "Assessing and Mitigating Privacy Risks in Machine Learning and Data-Intensive Environments", under the topic AI Ethics, held online via Zoom.
Date: July 14th, 2026, at 12:00 EEST
Location: Online via Zoom
Presentation Language: Greek
Audience: Compliance Officers, Healthcare Experts
Prerequisites: AI Ethics
Learning Objectives:
• Understand the privacy challenges introduced by modern data sharing and machine learning applications.
• Learn the legal and technical differences between anonymization and pseudonymization under GDPR.
• Become familiar with established anonymization techniques, including k-anonymity and km-anonymity, and understand their applicability and limitations.
• Understand the principles of differential privacy and its role in privacy-preserving data analysis and machine learning.
• Gain practical experience using the Amnesia anonymization platform.
• Understand the most important privacy attacks targeting machine learning models and training datasets.
• Learn about privacy-preserving machine learning approaches, including federated learning and differential privacy.
Instructor's profile:
- Manolis Terrovitis, Athena RC
Dr. Manolis Terrovitis is a Research Director at the Information Management Systems Institute (IMSI) of the Athena Research Center in Athens, Greece. He has held several leadership positions, including serving as President of the Hellenic Accreditation System and as a member of the Board of Directors of Information Society S.A., the Greek public organization responsible for the procurement of ICT services and products for the public sector.
He has more than 20 years of experience in data management research and in the design and development of large-scale data management systems. His primary research interests include privacy-preserving data publishing, data anonymization, and big data management. His work has been published in leading data management venues, including PVLDB, VLDB Journal, IEEE ICDE, IEEE TKDE, and others.
Manolis has extensively worked on data anonymization algorithms and leads the development of Amnesia (https://amnesia.openaire.eu), an open-source data anonymization platform widely used by researchers and organizations for privacy-preserving data sharing.
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