Capsule #0002 — The future is not missing: Mozilla's campaign against platform realism
Start of Capsule #0002 This week, the Mozilla Foundation launched an advertising campaign against the tech billionaire class1 — and I am featured in it. One of the posters, plastered on walls in New York, places me alongside Mark Zuckerberg: he builds surveillance glasses and makes it easier for creeps and abusers to commit more crimes. I, on the other hand, build local artificial intelligence to expose violence in Brazil — a project in partnership with the Fogo Cruzado Institute2. I am writing about the campaign not as a neutral analyst, but as a subject of the piece itself — and it is precisely from this dual position, as someone who is part of the very object being analyzed, that this text begins. ...