References

Building a more responsible recommending ecosystem

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

Is Alexa Always Listening? Not If This Mic Jammer Has Anything To Say About It

Webcam covers block webcams from seeing things they shouldn't. How do you stop a microphone from truly listening in? The answer: a mic jammer

Is That Even Legal?

What builders in Germany, India, Kenya, and the United States need to know when experimenting with new approaches to data governance.

Bringing Trustworthy AI To Life: MozFest '23 Spaces

We’re focusing MozFest 2023 conversations on four central issues: bias, transparency, data stewardship, and movement building. With these at the core, we’re rallying under eight Spaces and Experiences.

Mozilla Investigation: YouTube’s Dislike Button, Other User Controls Largely Fail to Stop Unwanted Recommendations

YouTube feedback buttons ‘Dislike,’ ‘Not interested,’ and others prevent less than half of unwanted algorithmic recommendations, according to study

The Mozilla <> MozFest Connection: Get Involved Today

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’s 2022 Internet Health Report names power disparity between who benefits from AI and who is harmed by AI as top challenge to health of internet

For first time, the annual report is presented as a special five-episode season of Mozilla’s Webby Award-winning podcast ‘IRL’

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