This August, Mozilla is retiring its Open Badges Backpack platform. We’re providing an easy-to-follow migration path for users who want to move their badges to Badgr, the free and open-source platform by Concentric Sky. If you’re part of our Open Badges community, please watch for an email from Mozilla — it will contain a secure link to your badge data and detail how to migrate your badges.
MozFest's Dialogues & Debates will take place March 8 through March 18, covering topics from AI upending labor rights, building better data stewardship models and much more. Here's what you can expect.
To change the course of bias and its manifestation, is to diversify the dataset on which these models are trained — This is what inspired a local tech firm in Thailand called WEDO.
Mozilla and MozFest work in concert with one another, creating opportunities for the internet health movement to reach our goals of Trustworthy AI and a better web. You're invited to join us!
Mozilla Foundation and Berggruen Institute convene 91 creatives to call for AI to be built with process, purpose, and protection of human creativity at its core
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By
Ramak Molavi Vasse'i,
Gabriel Udoh
Feb. 16, 2024
In this report, we explore the transformative impact and associated challenges of AI-generated content. We focus on the need for transparent disclosure mechanisms to address the problems of misinformation and trust erosion on digital platforms.
We tested six popular period and ovulation tracker apps to find out how they handle your private health data. Our privacy expert Shoshana Wodinsky did hands-on testing of 6 popular period tracking apps: Euki, Clue, Flo, Period Calendar, Planned Parenthood’s Spot On, and Stardust. Our testing found one app that stood out from the rest.
