All Tech Is Human to Support Mozilla's 2024 Rise25 Honorees
(Wednesday, September 11, New York, NY) All Tech Is Human is privileged to partner with Mozilla for its second annual Rise25 Awards to honor the people working to create a trustworthy AI future.
Mozilla's 2024 Rise25 Awards honored 25 people working to create trustworthy AI across multiple disciplines. This year’s categories include Advocates, Artists, Builders, Change Agents, and Entrepreneurs.
As a Mozilla partner for their Rise25 Awards, All Tech Is Human will produce a seminal livestream series highlighting the work and influence of three Rise25 Honorees. Livestreams will be broadcast on September 26, October 17, and November 14. In addition, Rise25 winners Sinead Bovell will be featured at All Tech Is Human’s upcoming Responsible Tech Summit on September 16 at SVA Theatre in New York City, and Gemma Galdon-Clavell at All Tech Is Human’s Responsible AI Governance Workshop, in collaboration with IBM, on September 20 at Betaworks in New York City.
“All Tech Is Human is honored to partner with Mozilla for the Rise25 Awards,” All Tech Is Human President and Founder David Ryan Polgar said. “The twenty-five individuals recognized as this year's Rise25 honorees exemplify the types of advocates, builders, and change agents that we need more of to tackle complex tech and society issues. Mozilla’s Rise25 Awards is perfectly aligned with our own mission to empower and uplift the growing Responsible Tech ecosystem, as today's Rise25 leaders being recognized are inspiring the next generation.”
Learn more about Mozilla's 2024 Rise25 Honorees.
Learn more about All Tech Is Human’s upcoming convenings featuring Mozilla’s 2024 Rise25 Honorees:
Responsible Tech Summit | ATIHxIBM Responsible AI Governance Workshop
What Mozilla’s 2024 Rise25 Honorees are saying…
Kathleen Siminyu, Researcher, DAIR Institute
“I am honoured to receive this recognition and even more to be listed amongst the ranks of all the other awardees doing exceptional work. It gives me hope that there are many pockets of the world where individuals and communities are working to enable alternative tech futures. It reminds me that there is indeed hope for these alternative futures.”
Aaron Gokaslan, Cornell University
“It’s an honor to have open source work recognized, especially by an organization like Mozilla. Ensuring that AI remains open, efficient, and accessible to all often takes a backseat to the flashiest demos from startups and companies alike. Nevertheless, it remains incredibly important: generative AI will become the defining technology of this generation. Allowing people outside of a few tech companies to use it, understand it, research, and build upon it will help further improve the technology's impact and overall benefit to society.'“
Mozilla's 2024 Rise25 Honorees
Photo credit: Mozilla & Mark Harrison