"Privacy-Preserving Machine Learning" explores the challenges and solutions for protecting privacy in machine learning, especially within the context of big data. It examines various threats to privacy in machine learning systems, including reconstruction attacks, membership inference attacks, and model inversion attacks. The podcast dives into techniques like differential privacy, local differential privacy, and compressive privacy, which can be used to mitigate these privacy risks. Additionally, it covers privacy-preserving data mining and data management techniques, along with methods for generating synthetic data that maintains the statistical properties of real data without compromising privacy. Ultimately, this book aims to provide a comprehensive guide for engineers and developers seeking to build privacy-preserving machine learning systems.