AI impact mapping
Connected documented manifestations of AI harm with related human-rights and social-justice concerns.
Historical tool archive
No longer active as a searchable database. Mozilla's project mapped links between documented AI impacts, social justice issues, and organizations working on them.
No longer active

Archive
Mozilla Foundation launched the AI Intersections Database in 2024 as movement infrastructure for researchers, civil-society groups, activists, funders, and other organizations working where AI affects human rights and social justice. It connected documented AI impacts with justice areas and the people or organizations positioned to respond.
The original interactive database is no longer active; its former domain now directs visitors to Mozilla Foundation's broader Insights section. Mozilla still preserves a project description and the public website code, so this page is maintained as a concise historical reference rather than a current searchable research tool.
Past capabilities
Connected documented manifestations of AI harm with related human-rights and social-justice concerns.
Covered areas including disability, economic, environmental, gender, and racial justice plus community health and collective security.
Cataloged civil-society organizations, social-movement actors, researchers, funders, and other potential collaborators.
Was designed to help trustworthy-AI movement participants find collaborators and understand related work.
Availability
Mozilla Foundation provided the AI Intersections Database as a free public-interest resource. The interactive database is no longer available, and there is no current paid plan.
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Current options
Educators
Use Consensus for current academic-paper discovery and evidence-oriented research.
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Use Perplexity for broad, citation-linked web research on current AI policy and social-impact topics.
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Use NotebookLM to organize and analyze a curated set of AI-governance reports and source documents.
Explore Gemini Notebook (formerly NotebookLM) →Questions
It was a searchable resource connecting documented AI impacts with social-justice and human-rights areas, plus organizations and people working at those intersections.
No. The original interactive database is no longer active, although Mozilla still hosts a project description.
The project was led by Mozilla Insights and research editor Kenrya Rankin with a broader group of Mozilla Foundation contributors and collaborators.

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