Over the last 18 months, Mozilla has been honing its thinking on Trustworthy AI. As a part of this process, we’re launching a request for comment (RFC) on v0.9 of our trustworthy AI white paper:
https://mzl.la/MozillaWhitePaper. The RFC will be open until September, 2020.
The paper talks about how industry, regulators and citizens of the internet can work together to build more agency and accountability into our digital world. It also talks briefly about some of the areas where Mozilla will focus, knowing that Mozilla is only one small actor in the bigger picture of shifting the AI tide.
For additional context, see this post on the Mozilla blog:
https://foundation.mozilla.org/en/blog/request-comment-how-collaboratively-make-trustworthy-ai-reality/ And for additional background on Mozilla’s AI efforts, go here:
https://wiki.mozilla.org/Foundation/AI---
The task at hand is to collaboratively and openly figure out how to get to a world where AI and big data work quite differently than they do today.
As outlined in the blog post above, the Mozilla trustworthy AI RFC process will include three steps:
Step 1: partners, friends and critics comment on the white paper
Step 2: collaboratively map what’s happening -- and what should happen
Step 3: do more things together, and update the paper
Our goal is to engage and build a bigger community around this thinking -- and to support more people and orgs who are driving towards trustworthy AI.
Your involvement in, and feedback on, this process is invaluable. We want to hear from you how we can work together.