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 Duration 14 hours

Course Outline

Introduction to Privacy-Preserving AI

  • Core principles governing data privacy within mobile applications.
  • Regulatory factors driving the adoption of on-device AI.
  • Key benefits and inherent limitations of local processing models.

Understanding Nano Banana for On-Device Privacy

  • Overview of the Nano Banana model architecture.
  • Security properties and local execution pathways.
  • Supported platforms and standard mobile integration patterns.

Data Handling and Local Processing Techniques

  • Secure collection and storage of sensitive data directly on the device.
  • Strategies to minimize data exposure through local inference.
  • Techniques for anonymization and pseudonymization.

Implementing Privacy-Preserving AI Features

  • Creating AI-driven features that operate without transmitting user data.
  • Designing workflows tailored for healthcare, finance, or other compliance-heavy sectors.
  • Ensuring strict data isolation across different application components.

Security Considerations for On-Device Models

  • Methods to protect models from extraction or tampering.
  • Implementation of secure sandboxing and permission management.
  • Threat modeling specifically for mobile AI systems.

Compliance and Regulatory Alignment

  • Navigating the implications of GDPR, HIPAA, and financial-sector regulations.
  • Documenting privacy-by-design approaches effectively.
  • Maintaining auditability while safeguarding user data integrity.

Testing and Validating Privacy Guarantees

  • Testing workflows to detect and prevent unintended data leakage.
  • Evaluating the balance between accuracy and privacy trade-offs.
  • Implementing continuous validation processes across app updates.

Deployment and Maintenance of Privacy-Focused AI Apps

  • Managing updates for on-device models.
  • Monitoring long-term performance and compliance status.
  • Designing applications to remain adaptable to evolving regulatory landscapes.

Summary and Next Steps

Requirements

  • A foundational understanding of mobile or general application development.
  • Practical experience working with Python, Kotlin, or Swift.
  • Basic familiarity with core AI or machine learning concepts.

Target Audience

  • Enterprise development teams.
  • Compliance officers and governance professionals.
  • Developers responsible for building applications that handle sensitive data.

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