PrERT-CNM: AI-Driven Privacy Risk Quantification Engine
"Strengthening User Privacy through AI-Driven Risk Quantification and International Standards Alignment"
Project Overview
AI-based privacy quantification is an emerging but underdeveloped field. Existing works automate privacy-policy analysis but remain disconnected from international standards and lack quantifiable indicators of user or system risk. This project bridges that gap by developing AI methods to quantify user privacy risks in line with ISO/IEC, NIST, GDPR, and related regulations.
The engine combines a transformer-based feature extractor (PrivacyBERT) and a Bayesian Risk Engine to deliver an auditable, causally-driven privacy risk score, advancing the state-of-the-art in AI-enabled privacy assurance.
Project Schedule and Deliverables
The project follows a rigorous four-month execution roadmap. Below is the detailed plan for approaching each phase, outlining activities and definitive deliverables.
Month 1: Standards Mapping
Plan Strategy: We will systematically
analyze international standards (ISO/IEC, NIST, GDPR, IEEE)
and decompose abstract legal principles (e.g., consent, data
minimization) into concrete, quantifiable privacy
indicators. This phase sets up the deterministic rules
engine that our probabilistic models will target.
Deliverable: International standards to
privacy metrics mapping (manifested as strict validation
schemas in config/privacy_indicators.json and
Pydantic models).
👉 View the Month 1 Report (Code, Config, & Tests)
Month 2: Metrics Definition & Synthetic Data Generation
Plan Strategy: We will design and test privacy-risk metrics at the user, system, and organizational levels. Crucially, we will generate synthetic datasets representing adversarial and edge-case compliance failures to ensure our metrics hold up against boundary conditions. A digital ecosystem scope will be conceptualized for future scalability. Deliverable: Draft privacy metrics along with synthetic data ready for model ingestion and testing.
Month 3: AI Prototype Development
Plan Strategy: Integrating the neural
perception layer with the probabilistic reasoning layer. We
will fine-tune PrivacyBERT on the OPP-115 and Polisis
datasets for robust clause classification. The outputs from
this transformer network will feed into our Bayesian
Network, which will exact risk inferences and emit final
composite risk scores.
Deliverable: Prototype user privacy
quantification AI tool (fully wired models/ and
engine/ modules).
Month 4: Validation and Reporting
Plan Strategy: The integrated prototype will be benched against both real-world baseline data and the synthetic datasets generated in Month 2. We will validate the mathematical soundness of the uncertainty bounds, system latency, and mapping accuracy, concluding with a comprehensive architectural review. Deliverable: Validated tool and final report.
License
Please refer to the LICENSE file for more information. To understand how to deploy and utilize the system deliverables month over month, consult the docs/how_to_use.md guide.