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.

Open-Source AI for Environmental Justice: Introducing the 2024 Mozilla Technology Fund Cohort

These Mozilla finalists are building open-source AI tools that help, not harm, the planet.

Chatbots, Local Weather Reports, and a Boon for Kenya’s Smallholder Farmers

Strathmore University is the recipient of a Mozilla Common Voice grant. Its project combines data collected from mini-weather stations with a new chatbot to offer smallholder farmers real-time digital climate information in both English and Swahili.

Dope Puffer for Pope: How AI Risk Database is Building a Case for Proper AI Auditing

This is a profile of Mozilla Technology Fund awardee Responsible AI Collaborative, which records and classifies AI harm events known as "incidents".

Meet Jessica Chemali: Using Technology to Make Lebanon’s Parliament More Transparent and Accountable

This is a profile of Jessica Chemali, a Mozilla Fellow in the Tech and Society Fellowship program.

Mozilla Technology Fund Seeks People, Projects Auditing AI Systems with Open-Source Approaches

The second cohort of the Mozilla Technology Fund will fuel projects building much-needed auditing, evaluation, and accountability mechanisms for AI.

New Technologies like AR, VR, and AI Help Emerging Artists in Africa Tell Original Stories

Electric South, a Mozilla IRL Fund Awardee, uses immersive media to help artists across Africa tell their stories with new technologies.

New Book ‘Not My Type’ Exposes the Tangle of Romance and Racism in Dating Algorithms

U. Michigan professor and Mozilla Senior Fellow Apryl Williams reveals the prevalence of race-based discrimination on Tinder, Bumble, and other platforms.

Mozilla Fellow Brandi Geurkink Joins the Coalition for Independent Technology Research as Inaugural Executive Director

The Coalition for Independent Technology Research’s Board has announced that Brandi Geurkink will lead the Coalition as its inaugural Executive Director beginning in 2024. Geurkink is also a Senior Fellow in Policy at Mozilla.