04 August 2026
Privacy attacks can reveal whether someone’s medical data was used to train an AI model. People who differ from the majority are the most vulnerable to such attacks.
By
Haoran Zhang0 &
Marzyeh Ghassemi1
Privacy attacks can reveal whether someone’s medical data was used to train an AI model. People who differ from the majority are the most vulnerable to such attacks.
Membership inference attacks can reveal patients' medical data used to train AI models, with minorities most at risk. The finding challenges privacy assumptions in medical AI, reshaping enterprise governance and compliance strategies.
04 August 2026
Privacy attacks can reveal whether someone’s medical data was used to train an AI model. People who differ from the majority are the most vulnerable to such attacks.
By
Haoran Zhang0 &
Marzyeh Ghassemi1

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