AI is changing how we search, browse, shop, learn and make decisions online. But as AI becomes the new interface to the internet, one big question emerges: will AI break the internet, or make it better? 🌐🤖In this conversation, I’m joined by Anthony Enzor-DeMeo, CEO of Mozilla, the company behind Firefox and one of the strongest voices for an open, trusted and user-controlled web.We explore how AI agents could reshape search, why the browser may become one of the most important AI layers, and what happens when AI systems start deciding what information we see, what products we buy and which sources we trust.Anthony also shares Mozilla’s perspective on choice, consent and transparency, including why Firefox is taking an independent approach to AI, why users should be able to choose their preferred AI models, and why “nothing creepy” should be a guiding principle for the future of online advertising.We also discuss the risks of a more closed internet, the importance of open source AI models, how AI could support global access to knowledge, and what business leaders can learn from Mozilla’s approach to building trust into products from the start.🚀 In this episode, we cover:How AI is becoming the new front door to the internetWhy AI agents could change search foreverThe role of browsers in the AI eraHow Firefox is approaching AI differentlyWhy user choice and consent matterThe future of AI-powered advertisingThe risks of hidden influence and sponsored AI recommendationsWhy open source AI models are important for accessHow business leaders can build trust into AI productsWhat a healthier AI-powered internet could look like

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