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Iconic open-source email client Thunderbird is getting a brand new logo. The Thunderbird project is in rude health of late. It's bagged a big boost in

Oh, my feathery friends, have you heard the news? Thunderbird, the beloved open source email client that has weathered the storms of time, is undergoing a glorious transformation. The winds of change are blowing, and with them comes a revitalized sense of purpose and energy. As the software evolves into a more modern marvel, its only fitting that its loyal emblem follows suit.

A Mozilla Report finds that 4 our of 5 top 20 free and paid apps on Play Store have incorrect Data Privacy Labels that misguide users.

The Mozilla Foundation has unveiled Firefox 113.0 alongside Firefox ESR 102.11.0, the latest version of its open-source, cross-platform browser.

Databases like LAION are central to AI text-to-image generators, which rely on them for the enormous amounts of visual material used to deconstruct and create new images.

While data governance and regulation continue to become a growing concern, with discussions around how data is collected by platforms and corporations to ensure personal information isn’t misused, conversations surrounding regulating big data in agriculture remain minimal. In a panel hosted by the AI + Society Initiative, Dr. Kelly Bronson, Jonathan W. Y. Gray, Sarah-Louise

Imagine if ChatGPT talked like a concerned friend, though Inflection’s Pi AI doesn’t want to talk about itself, especially not its training data.

Nairobi County government staff will get some training, as will 5,000 young people, in computing and software engineering skills.

Christoph Schuhmann is building the world's biggest free AI training data set

The 2023 AtlanTec Festival Connected Future - Unlocking Potential of a Digitally Connected World, will include an AI Summit: Exploring Ethics in AI for Trustworthy and Responsible Use. The AI summit will take place in the Bailey Allen Hall, University of Galway on May 17 starting at 830am.