“Ñanduti resãi ha ñeikundaha porã ha’e ore rekovesã.”
Mitchell Baker, Mozilla moakãhára
Mozilla omoheñói apopyre omomba’éva tekoñemi
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Ñeikundaha iñemi ha hekorosãva
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Umi jehaipyre hesakã’ỹva ñandutípe
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Pumbyry ha ñanduti veve rovamo’ãha hasy’ỹva ijeporu
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“Mozilla is taking bets to show the world there’s a business to be made with trustworthy AI. That includes putting things like human rights, data protection and transparency at the core of how these complex systems work.”
Político
Mozilla ha’épa mba’apoha térã tendaguasu oku’eva viru’ỹre. Peichaite, mokõivéva.
Mozilla oguereko mokõi tendaguasu. Mozilla Corporation ha’e Mozilla Foundation mba’eteete omba’apóva viru ñembyatyrã’ỹre 501 (c). He’iséva ndojedeveiha mavavetépe — hembiaporãme añoite.
Eikuaave Mozilla Foundation rehegua
Eipytyvõke ñanduti hekoresãi hag̃ua
Ne ñe’ẽ. Nde ayvu. Ne remimo’ã. Oĩ hetaiterei hendáicha eipytyvõkuaaha Mozilla ndive.
Emba’apo Mozilla ndivePe rome’ẽramoguare ore ayvu reñoiha…
The Mozilla project was founded in San Francisco in 1998, when the Netscape browser made the radical decision to give away its program code to the public to build on and improve. At that time, one company had a virtual monopoly on how people experienced the internet.
Heta ára rire, pe ayvu ijurujáva apopyrã Mozilla oiko chugui ojehayhu añetéva Firefox.
Today, Mozilla continues its movement toward a better internet with millions of active community members spanning the globe, advocating for ethical tech, trustworthy AI and producing privacy-first products that give more power to the people.
