Advancing Design and Runtime Management of AI Applications with AI-SPRINT (Position Paper)

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Contributors

  • Hamta Sedghani - , Polytechnic University of Milan (Author)
  • Danilo Ardagna - , Polytechnic University of Milan (Author)
  • Matteo Matteucci - , Polytechnic University of Milan (Author)
  • Giulio Fontana - , Polytechnic University of Milan (Author)
  • Giacomo Verticale - , Polytechnic University of Milan (Author)
  • Fabrizio Amarilli - , Polytechnic University of Milan (Author)
  • Rosa M. Badia - , UPC Polytechnic University of Catalonia (Barcelona Tech) (Author)
  • Daniele Lezzi - , Barcelona Supercomputing Center (Author)
  • Ignacio Blanquer - , Polytechnic University of Valencia (Author)
  • André Martin - , Chair of Systems Engineering (Author)
  • Konrad Wawruch - , University of Warsaw (Author)

Abstract

The adoption of Artificial intelligence (AI) technologies is steadily increasing. However, to become fully pervasive, AI needs resources at the edge of the network. The cloud can provide the processing power needed for big data, but edge computing is close to where data are produced and therefore crucial to their timely, flexible, and secure management. In this paper, we introduce the AI-SPRINT project, which will provide solutions to seamlessly design, partition, and run AI applications in computing continuum environments. AI-SPRINT will offer novel tools for AI applications development, secure execution, easy deployment, as well as runtime management and optimization: AI-SPRINT design tools will allow trading-off application performance (in terms of end-toend latency or throughput), energy efficiency, and AI models accuracy while providing security and privacy guarantees. The runtime environment will support live data protection, architecture enhancement, agile delivery, runtime optimization, and continuous adaptation.

Details

Original languageEnglish
Pages1455-1462
Number of pages8
Publication statusPublished - Jul 2021
Peer-reviewedYes

Conference

Title2021 IEEE 45th Annual Computers, Software, and Applications Conference
Abbreviated titleCOMPSAC 2021
Conference number45
Duration12 - 16 July 2021
Website
Degree of recognitionInternational event
CityMadrid
CountrySpain

External IDs

Scopus 85115868821
unpaywall 10.1109/compsac51774.2021.00216
Mendeley 60f0f586-997e-3190-bcac-223e1d504604

Keywords

Research priority areas of TU Dresden

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Keywords

  • AI and machine learning, Cloud computing, Cloud trust security & privacy, edge computin, og computing, AI and machine learning, AI applications development, AI-SPRINT design tools, AI-SPRINT project, Biological system modeling, Cloud computing, Cloud trust security & privacy, Computational modeling, Privacy, artificial intelligence, artificial intelligence technologies, big data, data flow analysis, data protection, edge computing, fog computing, runtime environment, runtime management, runtime optimization, security of data