Mozilla Foundation gathers artist-led AI and tech projects in Detroit

Nov 13, 2026
The Artists Make Technology cohort, funded with the Doris Duke Foundation, meets to discuss artists' role in shaping AI and its policy.

The Mozilla Foundation and the Doris Duke Foundation are bringing the 20 projects of their first Artists Make Technology cohort together in Detroit on 13 November, Mozilla announced. The 40 artists and creative technologists, picked from nearly 400 applicants, work across AI, robotics, immersive performance and spatial audio.

The gathering at Michigan Central includes talks on community-led technology and the role of artists in shaping AI policy, with representatives from Lincoln Center, Americans for the Arts and Omidyar Network. "We do not want to live in the imagination of a few people in Silicon Valley," said Mozilla Foundation's Ziyaad Bhorat.

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