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An introduction to zero-knowledge machine learning
An introduction to zero-knowledge machine learning (ZKML).
Zero-Knowledge machine learning (ZKML) is a field of research and
development that has been making waves in cryptography circles recently. But
what is it and why is it useful? First, let’s break down the term into its
two constituents and explain what they are.
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