MozFest 2023 is a global convening of people from all angles of the internet health movement collaborating to bring important issues in our digital world to life.
Have you ever been on the receiving end of a bureaucratic process that seemed to defy logic? In this episode of Mozilla Explains, Mozilla Fellow and former Google public policy attorney Richard Whitt returns to explore the third type of institutional AI: bureaucratic unseens, and how a personal AI might interact with them.
What would happen if Facebook or Google decided tomorrow to follow the Australian example and leave the Netherlands because they do not agree with the direction in which the debates around the Digital Service Acts are evolving? A thought experiment so far, and yet the experience of Australia and the power play between government and tech giants has shown us that it can become reality all of a sudden. Where would that leave governments and the Dutch news sector that in so many ways depend on the big tech companies.
There was so much to learn and do at MozFest 2021, and even though this year’s festival has ended, the relationships and collaborations born there continue year-round. Check out these helpful tips for maintaining your momentum after MozFest and staying connected with the communities, people, and projects you discovered there.
MozFest 2021 is a global rolling event, live over 10 hours a day, for 12 days, designed to focus on global access rather than fast paced days. We want you to create your own schedule, joining us when your day allows, whether dedicated time slots, over lunch between meetings or catch up over the weekend.
Mozilla’s latest round of Creative Media Awards will provide $245,000 in funding to Black artists who are exploring the effects of AI on racial justice
