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Beyond Privacy: Navigating the Opportunities and Challenges of Synthetic Data

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arxiv 2304.03722 v1 pith:ENZJYREL submitted 2023-04-07 cs.LG

classification cs.LG
keywords datasyntheticbeyondchallengescommunityexploremuchneeds
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Generating synthetic data through generative models is gaining interest in the ML community and beyond. In the past, synthetic data was often regarded as a means to private data release, but a surge of recent papers explore how its potential reaches much further than this -- from creating more fair data to data augmentation, and from simulation to text generated by ChatGPT. In this perspective we explore whether, and how, synthetic data may become a dominant force in the machine learning world, promising a future where datasets can be tailored to individual needs. Just as importantly, we discuss which fundamental challenges the community needs to overcome for wider relevance and application of synthetic data -- the most important of which is quantifying how much we can trust any finding or prediction drawn from synthetic data.

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