DeCloak Intelligences is preparing to showcase its groundbreaking technology at NVIDIA's GTC 2025, which runs from March 17–21, 2025, in San Jose, California. At this prestigious event, DeCloak, alongside the Hsin-Chu Branch of National Taiwan University Hospital (NTUH), will present the 'AI-aided Privacy Agent (AipA) Healthcare System.' This innovative technology aims to significantly improve patient safety and privacy within healthcare environments.
The AipA Healthcare System employs patented AI de-identification technology to facilitate real-time image processing, effectively reducing the risk of personal data leakage. DeCloak’s system is already operating within the public areas and demonstration wards of the NTUH Hsin-Chu Branch Zhubei Campus, showcasing its benefits and efficiency firsthand.
During the GTC conference, Dr. Yao-Tung Tsou, President of DeCloak Intelligences, will lead a session titled "Enhance Patient Safety With Privacy-Preserving AI: Multimodal DNN and VLM for Event Detection in Healthcare." This presentation will focus on the integration of privacy-enhancing technologies with advanced machine learning models, such as multimodal deep neural networks (DNN) and vision-language models (VLM).
The system comprises various functions, including patient identity verification and event detection, which can identify potential threats such as falls or violent incidents. This demonstrates DeCloak's dedication to balancing efficiency with patient privacy and safety, aiming to respond to ethical concerns associated with AI deployment.
Dr. Tsou explains the significance of this technology: "The integration of differentially private AI models with identity recognition allows us to identify dangerous activities without compromising sensitive image data." This approach not only adheres to strict compliance standards, such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), and Taiwan's Personal Information Protection Act, but also establishes DeCloak as a pioneer within the smart healthcare tech arena.
Beyond this significant announcement, DeCloak recently marked its presence at the 2025 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) held in the United States, where it showcased several innovative technologies. Its prior success at CES, highlighted by winning the CES Innovation Award for the DeCloakVision surveillance system, has bolstered the company's reputation internationally.
This past showcase helped DeCloak establish connections with industry representatives and potential customers across Europe, the Americas, and Asia. Looking to the future, DeCloak plans to expand its international presence by participating actively at leading exhibitions such as NVIDIA GTC.
NVIDIA GTC is recognized as one of the most important events in the AI and high-performance computing sectors, bringing together experts, academics, and industry leaders from around the globe. DeCloak's active participation at GTC not only emphasizes Taiwan's engagement with smart healthcare innovation but also highlights the region's increasing significance within the global technological framework.
Following the advancements made by DeCloak, Ivana Bartoletti, Chief Privacy and AI Governance Officer at Wipro, has been discussing the comparative importance of AI governance within technology. Bartoletti has notable insights, particularly on India's burgeoning role as a global leader in AI governance.
During her discussions, Bartoletti noted the unique challenges posed by generative AI to privacy. She remarked, "The nature of AI—and especially generative AI—challenges some core privacy concepts since it synthesizes vast amounts of data often tied to personal information." This sentiment echoes growing concerns about AI’s impact on fundamental rights and individual autonomy.
India has begun to assert itself as both innovative and responsible within the global AI framework. To showcase this commitment, Wipro established its AI governance task force two years ago, marking their proactive approach to addressing the challenges posed by AI technologies.
Wipro has extended training on responsible AI to over 200,000 employees, ensuring they understand AI’s non-neutral stance and the importance of mitigating algorithmic discrimination. Bartoletti emphasized the need for companies to equip their teams with not only technical know-how but also legal knowledge: "Lawyers should understand coding, and technical teams should appreciate legal constraints to embed necessary protections within AI implementations."
Upcoming events such as the next global AI summit, which will be hosted in India following the Paris AI Summit, will reinforce India’s aspirations to create ethical AI frameworks. Prime Minister Modi’s announcement of the 'IndiaAI mission' highlights the nation’s dedication to research, education, and innovation within AI technology.
"India aims to develop AI systems without infringing upon ethical norms or human rights," Bartoletti stated, stressing the importance of creating trusted AI tools for widespread use. The global AI community recognizes India's potential contribution to advancing ethical AI practices and promoting inclusivity through innovative solutions.
At this pivotal moment, both DeCloak and Wipro are leading efforts to intertwine innovation with responsibility. They reflect how the global discourse on AI governance is shifting toward prioritizing ethical practices, privacy rights, and the safe implementation of technology.
With initiatives showcasing how AI can be beneficial without compromising integrity and human rights, both organizations contribute to shaping the future of AI for generations to come.