AI apps don’t always make their privacy levels clear to the end user. Mozilla’s *Privacy Not Included experts are researching how apps like ChatGPT affect your privacy. Here’s what they’ve found.
Mozilla recently submitted detailed comments to South Africa’s Department of Communications and Digital Technologies (DCDT) regarding the proposed National AI Policy Framework.
Mozilla is adding AI chatbot capabilities to the Firefox sidebar, an experiment we’ll build on in the months ahead. It’s part of our commitment to an internet where choice is a core tenet. This approach will not only offer choice to people who use Firefox — it will also demonstrate how consumer-level control and transparency can be incorporated into consumer technology.
ChatGPT is becoming an essential work tool for many, and businesses are starting to embrace it too. But can your employer see your ChatGPT query history? How private is your generative AI usage? Here’s what we know
AI both reflects and amplifies the systems of power and privilege that birthed it, creating a fast-widening gap between those who design it and those who are subject to it. One of the places that gap looms largest globally is in environmental impact.
Learn more about the 27 Mozilla Festival sessions from countries all around the world, including the Netherlands, the US, Brazil, India and many more. The programme included both live formats like workshops, live performances and discussions, as well as a virtual exhibition of art and media creations – all about Creative AI.
Is seeing believing? Now that generative AI can create photos out of thin air it’s hard to know what is real and what is phony. Here are a few ways you can tell.
