Mozilla Fellows Work on Ensuring Trustworthy AI in the EU

Mozilla Report: How Common Crawl’s Data Infrastructure Shaped the Battle Royale over Generative AI

Mozilla investigates Common Crawl’s influence as a backbone for Large Language Models: its shortcomings, benefits, and implications for trustworthy AI

Dope Puffer for Pope: How AI Risk Database is Building a Case for Proper AI Auditing

This is a profile of Mozilla Technology Fund awardee Responsible AI Collaborative, which records and classifies AI harm events known as "incidents".

MozFest 2021 Will Examine the Intersection of AI and Society

Want To Opt-Out Of Zoom’s AI Training? Well...

Is Zoom using your video chat calls to train its upcoming AI tools? Is opting-out easy? Do I need to opt-out at all? Here’s what you need to know.

Black Interrogations of AI: Announcing Our 8 Latest Creative Media Awards

The AI Act & Foundation Models: From gridlock to go-ahead?

It might appear that we’re at an impasse when it comes to regulating foundation models in the AI Act — in fact, this could put the entire AI Act at risk. But we believe there’s a middle ground for all sides to come to an agreement.

The EU’s Struggle with General-Purpose AI

This month’s Dialogues and Debate series will explore what effective regulation of “general-purpose AI” could look like in the EU and who needs to be held accountable.

Amplifying Student Voices in Shaping South Africa’s National AI Policy

As South Africa advances its strides toward AI governance, a student-led society is seizing this opportunity to forge a more equitable AI strategy.

Who Wrote That? Evaluating Tools to Detect AI-Generated Text

Mozilla research found that detection tools aren’t always as reliable as they say. Further, researchers found that large language models like ChatGPT can be successfully prompted to create more ‘human-sounding’ text