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Three people are speaking with each other on a split screen. Alex is a brown trans woman with short curly black hair, wearing a dark purple shirt, and in a room with purple and pink flowers hanging down from the ceiling. The second is Keoni, a Native Hawaiian person in his early 40s who has dark brown hair and is wearing a black collared shirt. He wears a hei–tiki pendant around his neck, a stylized human figure made of cow bone and abalone shell. Emily is a white cis woman with curly brown hair, wearing glasses, and a light blue patterned scarf over a bright blue shirt.

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Three people are speaking with each other on a split screen. Alex is a brown trans woman with short curly black hair, wearing a dark purple shirt, and in a room with purple and pink flowers hanging down from the ceiling. The second is Keoni, a Native Hawaiian person in his early 40s who has dark brown hair and is wearing a black collared shirt. He wears a hei–tiki pendant around his neck, a stylized human figure made of cow bone and abalone shell. Emily is a white cis woman with curly brown hair, wearing glasses, and a light blue patterned scarf over a bright blue shirt.

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Alex Hanna (alex@dair-community.social)'s status on Friday, 02-Oct-2026 05:40:28 JST Alex Hanna

Indigenous languages are often hidden to LLMs, for good reason. We speak with @keoni, CTO of Te Hiku Media, about his work on Indigenous data sovereignty, and why it’s worth being skeptical when the “AI" industry says it cares about preserving Indigenous languages. From Mystery AI Hype Theater 3000’s latest episode “Big Tech Colon-AI-lism”!
(with @emilymbender)

In conversation about 9 days ago from dair-community.social permalink