Mozilla Festival led attendees into the 3D world of monster making. 

‘The future of podcasting is adaptive, open and data ethical’ aimed to provide an insight into what podcasting may look like in the near-future, using Object-Based Media. As it turns out, this future is exciting, and may be closer than it seems!

AI voices are now part of our everyday lives, but how are they designed? Mozilla Festival’s event ‘A Primer on Conversational Voice Design’ gave us the lowdown. 

This New Creative short explores the meaning of a name, and the deep cultural heritage that is associated with them.

Mozilla Festival’s event ‘Strangest sights on Google Earth’ took attendees on a global tour through our laptop screens and highlighted a little known story-telling tool. 

As misinformation has become more common in recent years, University of Liverpool researchers Elinor Carmi and Elena Musi led a session at MozFest 2021 that focused on being able to identify fake news using their Fake News Immunity Chatbot.

I recently took the plunge and said goodbye to my decade-old Instagram account, which some people see in this day and age as akin to cutting off a limb. Here’s my post-Instagram thoughts. 

Maps aren't things we often have to bother with in this day and age, but (with a few modern modifications) they can make your world feel a lot bigger than it used to.

Like anything with immense cultural and historical impact, the internet should be archived for posterity. At this Mozilla Festival event, Thomas Preece explained the reasons for and strategies behind web archiving. 

Architecture, satellite imagery and journalism coalesce to uncover China’s mass internment of Uighur Muslims, one of the biggest humanitarian crises of our times. 

It’s nothing personal, we just want to be safe

With an all-female panel of accomplished women working in the field of technology, Mozilla Festival’s event ‘Gender Diversity in Tech and Trustworthy AI’ aimed to highlight the deep-set inequalities that govern the world of tech.