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Le blog de Mozilla propose des guides pour améliorer votre vie en ligne, des articles du mouvement et des analyses critiques des problématiques liées à la santé d’Internet.
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
Mozilla Advocacy
Mozilla Community Places Full-Page Washington Post Ad Supporting AICOA
Today, Mozilla and its supporters placed a full-page ad in the Washington Post supporting the American Innovation and Choice Online Act. AICOA is a bill that levels the playing field and puts control back in consumers’ hands by stopping tech platforms from giving preferential treatment to their own products.
Écoutez le premier épisode du podcast IRL de Mozilla
Où les personnes qui créent des technologies doivent-elles fixer les limites de l’IA pour des usages militaires ou de surveillance ? Rejoignez notre excellente nouvelle animatrice, Bridget Todd, pour un tour d’horizon de l’IA dans la vie réelle et découvrez ce que c’est que de tirer la sonnette d’alarme au sein d’une grande entreprise de technologie.
Derniers billets de blog
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Plaidoyer 20 septembre 2022Sharing our Machine Learning Model for YouTube Video Similarity
The models are highly effective (~93% accuracy) at identifying whether two videos are similar, according to our policy. We hope that these models will prove valuable to other researchers investigating YouTube.
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Mozilla Festival 14 septembre 2022MozFest 2023: The Collective Power Of People
In 2023, MozFest is harnessing our collective power to better our digital landscape, build transformative systems, and sustain momentum within our community towards positive human and digital rights progress. It is through the collective power of the people that we can actualize Trustworthy AI.
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Common Voice 14 septembre 2022Common Voice for Everyone: Enabling Voice Data Donation in Low Internet Contexts - Mozilla advances platform inclusion with NVIDIA
A Telegram chatbot that enables voice contributions and an Android app that can be used offline — Two projects developed by voice technologists from Ethiopia and Italy are making Mozilla’s Common Voice platform more accessible for those in low and no internet environments.
