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Build in the Open: Open Tech Advocacy for a New Era
True to our roots in open-source, we intend to go about the Foundation’s work transparently, learning and iterating in the open. Working openly isn’t just for products – it’s a set of principles we want to bring to everything we do, whether it’s advocacy or grantmaking or community-building.
Nabiha Syed
Common Voice is op zoek naar Taalgemeenschapsvertegenwoordigers
Om het werk van Common Voice beter te verbinden met de taalgemeenschappen die het bedient, is het programma op zoek naar vrijwilligers die geïnteresseerd zijn in het helpen ondersteunen van individuele talen.
Jessica Rose
Luister naar de trailer van seizoen 7 van Mozilla’s podcast IRL
Dit seizoen onderzoeken we hoe we verantwoorde kunstmatige intelligentie kunnen bouwen. We praten met mensen die betrouwbare alternatieven bouwen en de risico’s van vandaag het hoofd bieden om betere AI voor morgen vorm te geven.
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Fellowships & Onderscheidingen 5 december 2024Build in the Open: Scouting Tech's Boldest Changemakers
Building on our experience and lessons learned over the past 10+ years, we’re now exploring how to further strengthen and streamline our fellowships program to meet the changing needs of both existing leaders and the next wave of changemakers. And because openness is key to who we are as Mozilla, we’re sharing our early thinking on the future of fellowships even as our approach evolves.
Lindsey Dodson
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Fellowships & Onderscheidingen 19 november 2024Every Breath You Take, Every Move You Make: The Hidden Costs of a $500B Market Centered on Our Bodies
Study of booming market shows how sharing and exploitation of health and biometric data fuels everything from insurance hikes to workplace discrimination
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Fellowships & Onderscheidingen 18 november 2024Addressing AI Bias in Maternal Healthcare in Southern Africa
Research published today by Min’enhle Ncube from the University of Cape Town, notes that as maternal health AI solutions emerge, they risk replicating biases due to datasets that do not reflect culturally relevant practices and knowledge. Ncube’s research is supported by Mozilla as part of the Africa Mradi grants supporting interdisciplinary researchers investigating the impact of AI on communities in Eastern and Southern African regions.
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