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2023: Auditing Tools for AI Systems

Funding focus

In 2022, Mozilla welcomed our inaugural Mozilla Technology Fund cohort, which focused on reducing the bias in and increasing the transparency of artificial intelligence (AI) systems. Building on our learnings from that cohort, we’ve decided to focus our resources in 2023 on an emerging area of tooling that is under-resourced and where we see a real opportunity for impact: open source auditing tools. While AI systems are increasingly being used to make determinations that impact people’s employment, health, finances and legal status, there are few mechanisms in place to ensure that these systems are being held accountable for harms, bias and discrimination. In 2023, the Mozilla Technology Fund will fund and convene eight projects which will grow, support, and better coordinate the community of AI auditors through tooling and resources. Funded projects received individual awards of up to $50,000 USD each.

Awardees

The awardees which were selected for the 2022 cohort were as follows:

Project Name Awardee Location
AI Forensics Tracking Exposed France
AI Risk Checklists Responsible AI Collaborative U.S.
Countering Tenant Screening Wonyoung So U.S.
Crossover Check First Finland
Evaluation Harness Big Science U.S.
Gigbox The Workers’ Algorithm Observatory (WAO) U.S.
Reward Reports GEESE U.S.
Zeno Carnegie Mellon University U.S.

Selection committee

The selection commitee for the 2023 awards consisted of the following experts:

Name Affiliation
Abeba Birhane Trinity College Dublin, Ireland
Bogdana Rakova Senior Fellow, Mozilla Foundation
Deb Raji University of California, Berkeley
E-M Lewis-Jong Product Lead, Common Voice

Program staff

The staff who ran the MTF 2023 cohort consisted of the following Mozilla Foundation employees:

Name Role
Mehan Jayasuriya Senior Program Officer
Jaselle Edward-Gill Program Associate

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