This is a profile of Mozilla Technology Fund awardee AI Forensics. A non-profit which investigates influential algorithms. It was previously known as Tracking Exposed, a project which had been pioneering new methods to hold big tech platforms accountable since 2016.
Last month, Mozilla submitted comments on AI accountability to the US National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA), drawing on our experiences from five years of working on the question of what it takes to build trustworthy AI.
AI IRL brings together global communities of AI builders, researchers & educators to share practitioner-centric perspectives on AI in real life. Discover the interactive Space at MozFest 2021!
On May 25, Mozilla sponsored Rethink AI: Ethical AI Tech and Tools Summit and was invited by the hosts Women in AI ethics to engage a community of curious minds about the work Mozilla is doing to promote tools and technology that enable Trustworthy AI.
The goal of the event was to connect with others around the globe who are daring to rethink and reimagine AI as a force for good and not merely as means for maximizing power and wealth for a privileged few.
MozFest Building Trustworthy AI Working Group projects receive Mozilla Tech Funds awards and show up at MozFest 2022 in record numbers. Learn more at their MozFest sessions.
Explore the insights from MozFest House Zambia, where technologists, policymakers, and activists discuss AI's transformative potential and challenges in Africa.
The ultimate goal of Economic Justice is to free every one of us to focus on things we love and engage creatively without economics as our driving force. At its core, it’s about putting people over profit. The harms experienced at this intersection include bias, discrimination, widening geographic inequality, exploitation of workers, opaque systems, monopoly and centralization, violation of consumer rights, extractivism, and manipulation.
