The OpenDP team is proud to announce the release of OpenDP Library v0.7! The OpenDP Library is a modular collection of algorithms for building privacy-preserving applications, with an extensible approach to tracking privacy, and a vetted implementation. It is available as binaries for Python on PyPI, forRust on crates.io, or in source form on GitHub….
Introducing OpenDP Library v0.6
Dear OpenDP Community, The OpenDP team is delighted to announce the release of OpenDP Library 0.6! The OpenDP Library is a modular collection of algorithms for building privacy-preserving applications, with an extensible approach to tracking privacy, and a vetted implementation. It is available as binaries for Python on PyPI, for Rust on crates.io, or in…
OpenDP Library v0.5 Overview
Dear OpenDP Community, The OpenDP team is delighted (if a bit tardy) to announce the release of OpenDP Library 0.5! This release is packed with enhancements to make the OpenDP Library more versatile and improve its robustness. The changes cover multiple aspects of the library, broadening the kinds of computations that can be performed, and…
OpenDP Newsletter – March
OpenDP Newsletter – March 2022 by Lindsay Froess…
Introducing OpenDP Library v0.4
Dear OpenDP Community, We’re pleased to release version 0.4 of the OpenDP Library. Highlights include several new measurements and transformations, improved floating point handling, and general code cleanup. The full list of changes can be found in the CHANGELOG. It’s available now on PyPI, crates.io, and GitHub. As always, we look forward to receiving your feedback, which…
OpenDP Library Release
Dear OpenDP Community, In anticipation for the Community Meeting starting Wednesday, September 22, we’re pleased to release the initial public version of the OpenDP library (0.2.1) for testing. This release is meant to give you a chance to familiarize yourself with the current state of the library, and to facilitate discussion at the meeting next…
OpenDP Progress and Outlook
As we draw to the close of an unusual year marked by the pandemic and the most difficult times it brought to us and our loved ones, the OpenDP team would like to extend our best wishes to you and your family this holiday season. Since our Community Meeting in May, we have been hard…
OpenDP Team Discussion with Red Hat
Dear OpenDP Community, We are writing to share some interesting discussions between the OpenDP team and Red Hat. James Honaker and Mercè Crosas discussed the importance of data sharing and privacy preservation, in both scientific and computer technology domains, with Sherard Griffin, Director at Red Hat in the AI Center of Excellence, in Red Hat’s Regional…
OpenDP Advisory Board Report
We are grateful to the many thought leaders who have agreed to serve on the inaugural OpenDP Advisory Board. The first Advisory Board meeting was held as part of the first OpenDP Community Meeting, on May 15th, 2020. The discussion covered a wide range of topics, including governance, use cases, community role / mission and…
Update on the OpenDP-Microsoft Collaboration
Gary King, OpenDP Faculty Co-Director In September 2019, Harvard’s Institute for Quantitative Social Science announced a large-scale collaboration with Microsoft to develop open source tools for differential privacy, work that is now part of the broader OpenDP community effort. We are thrilled to report on the progress our collaboration has made, and we write today…