Foundations of Secure Digital Solutions and Artificial Intelligence
Abstract
The complexity of digital systems and the widespread use of artificial intelligence in all areas of life increase the need to ensure their correct functioning and security. Serious threats arise from software vulnerabilities, programming errors, unreliability of artificial intelligence, and malicious attacks, which can lead to privacy violations and the spread of misinformation. The project has brought together research groups in data science, cryptography, and programming languages to develop new methodologies for enhancing the reliability of digital solutions. The goal is to create a foundation for evidence-based approaches that ensure the correctness and security of digital systems. These methodologies include abstract semantics, automatic verification of software, verification of delegated computations, zero-knowledge proofs, and enhancing the reliability of artificial intelligence.
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