Creating Visual Artefacts for First Nations Peoples: Addressing the Gaps in AI-Generated Visual Depictions of Diverse Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples

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Source
Journal of Australian studies
Published
3 Apr 2026
Authors
Bindi Bennett

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ABSTRACT The creation of visual artefacts for First Nations Peoples, particularly Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, requires a nuanced approach that accurately reflects the multiple existing diverse identities and cultures across so-called Australia. With the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) programs, such as DALL-E, over the past five years, with their ability to generate visual depictions from text prompts, concerns about gaps, inaccuracies and misrepresentations for diverse populations have become increasingly prominent. This article highlights the challenges we faced when using AI to visually represent First Nations Peoples’ identities and cultural themes in the…

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