Terms-we-Serve-with: Introducing a new mechanism for engaging with algorithmic systems

This is the first blog in a three-part series exploring alternatives to platforms’ exploitative Terms of Service.

Meet The 2023 Judges and Advisors for the Responsible Computer Science Challenge in Kenya

These are the judges and advisors who will select the 2023 Responsible Computer Science Challenge recipients.

Great strides in 2022 for Senior Fellows on the journey towards Trustworthy AI

A reflection on 2022 and the work of Mozilla's Senior Trustworthy AI Fellows.

Mozilla Welcomes Dr. Chao Mbogho as Responsible Computer Science Challenge Fellow in Kenya

Dr. Chao will help educators in Kenya develop curricula that blend computer science and ethics

Rwandan Software Developers and Start-ups Impress at First Kinyarwanda DeepSpeech Hackathon

More than 40 Rwandan software developers and technology start-ups convened at the Digital Transformation Center in Kigali last weekend to create problem-solving applications using Mozilla’s new voice recognition software.

Investigation: European Group Likely Manipulated Twitter Conversations in Kenya About Reproductive Rights, Health

Spain-based CitizenGO appears to have spread disinformation about surrogacy, other reproductive issues in Kenya, according to Mozilla Fellow Odanga Madung

Fellow Research: Inside the Shadowy World of Disinformation-for-hire in Kenya

Mozilla Fellows Odanga Madung and Brian Obilo reveal that Kenyan journalists, judges, and other members of civil society are facing coordinated disinformation campaigns on Twitter — and the site is doing very little to stop it.

Report: The Dangers of AI-Powered Advertising (And How to Address Them)

Introducing ‘Stealing Ur Feelings,’ an Interactive Documentary About Big Tech, AI, and You

A Public Administration Route to Algorithmic Transparency, Part III: Thresholds for Transparency in Private Sector

The features of administrative law which render it suitable for public sector use of AI could also be extended meaningfully to private sector uses.