Indigenous-Language Books Promote Online Safety

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Source: Oz Arab Media
Published: 25 Oct 2026

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Tāngata Turi raise alarms over AI risks to New Zealand Sign Language

Tāngata Turi warn against AI misrepresenting NZSL, calling for Deaf leadership to protect cultural integrity, safety, and human livelihoods in technology.

Source: Te Ao Māori News · teaonews.co.nz

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Bilingual First Nations book addresses online safety

The Australian Federal Police has teamed up with Indigenous translators and illustrators in the Northern Territory to create two bilingual picture books, educating children and parents about online ...

Source: Dailymotion on MSN · msn.com

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Tāngata Turi concerned over impact of AI on NZSL

Source: Te Ao Māori News · teaonews.co.nz

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CITAD tasks FG on indigenous AI technology, stronger data protection

Spread the wordThe Centre for Information Technology and Development (CITAD) has called on the federal government to invest in indigenous artificial intelligence (AI) technology and strengthen data ...

Source: Blueprint Newspapers · blueprint.ng

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