Today, we're announcing our 8 latest Creative Media Awards: Art and advocacy projects that examine artificial intelligence’s effect on media and truth.
Meet the recipients in our blog — or, right here in this thread. foundation.mozilla.org/en/blog/examin…
@foreignobj is building a Turing Test app. It highlights the state of AI mimicry technology, its uses, and its dangers.
Tomo Kihara is building a YouTube recommendation simulator, which reveals how different people see different realities on the video platform.
Carrie Wang (instagram.com/carrie_re7l/) is building an AI HR recruiter, which reveals how AI uses facial and speech recognition to make assumptions about us in professional settings.
@xrw is building a playbook for outsmarting automated censors. And also a distributed, offline archive for content that is censored and removed from the web.
@PollicyOrg and @NeemaIyer are building a choose-your-own-adventure game that simulates how retweets, comments, and other digital actions can sow misinformation across the African continent.
@stephlepp is creating a series of educational deepfakes to address the issue *of* deepfakes. They use synthetic media to spotlight the dangers of that very same content.
@hburgund is using the 1969 moon landing to explore the topic of modern misinformation.
And @kcimc is building an app that teaches users about computer vision and facial recognition technology through playful challenges.
All of these projects launch to the public by May 2020!
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