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Join us at MozFest House Zambia for collective action towards trustworthy AI, centering African voices, and shaping a healthier internet.

This article shares research and advocacy highlights from Mozilla’s new Senior Fellows.

Calling all Builders and Civil Society Actors: join the MozFest TAI Working Groups to invent and share responses and solutions to the most urgent issues in Trustworthy AI.

As we gear up towards another MozFest cycle, we are building on what we learned in the previous year.

New book: ‘Our Common AI Future — A Geopolitical Analysis and Road Map, for AI Driven Sustainable Development, Science and Data Diplomacy’ published by the fellow Francesco Lapenta.

As we gear up towards another MozFest cycle, we are building on what we learned in the previous year.

As debate on EU’s proposed AI regulations begin, The European AI Fund, co-founded by Mozilla, announces €1.55 million in grants to 16 organizations

The collaborative spirit and innovation felt at the Mozilla Festival should be experienced all year round. The MozFest team is testing out a working group structure to support the technical community interested in building trustworthy AI and we want your help to collaboratively make building trustworthy AI a reality.

Will things like digital contact tracing leave a legacy of better privacy norms, or worse ones?

Mozilla Fellow Frederike Kaltheuner will lead a Twitter chat on April 28 2020, exploring how online privacy and security are intersecting with coronavirus.

Amidst the current public health crisis, we’re being reminded of just how central the internet has become to our lives. It’s keeping us connected right now — to our friends, our families, our colleagues, our communities. It’s also a critical source of information for a public hungry for health information and a powerful collaboration platform for scientists tackling the spread of COVID19.

We asked people all around the world to take a survey and tell us what they know and how they feel about artificial intelligence (AI). Over 66,600 people responded. Here’s what we learned.