AI can’t “take” Indigenous Knowledges, says NAIDOC’s 50-year reckoning principle
Australia’s NAIDOC Week milestone puts a hard rule on AI builders: “nothing about us, without us.”

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Australia’s NAIDOC Week milestone puts a hard rule on AI builders: “nothing about us, without us.”
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