Mozilla has launched a new 'Pioneers' program that's looking to pay people to "work with our New Products leaders to build tools and products for the next version of the web" for a short amount of time. The idea seems to be to lean into a shift in direction that the company's been talking about for quite some time, towards a more open but more AI-centric web.
Well, actually, I'll let Mozilla's New Products SVP, Peter Rojas, tell you: "Our mission at Mozilla is to ensure the internet is a global public resource, open and accessible to all." Selected Pioneers will work on new products that help move towards this, as the program is for "a supporter of Mozilla and its mission as the end goal is to build with us full time."
