- Source
- Praxis Educativa
- Published
- 25 Sep 2026
- Authors
- Raiana Jacinto de Moura, Daniel Granada
Excerpt from source
This autoethnographic article aims to reflect on the impacts of artificial intelligence (AI) on the health of Indigenous peoples through the experiences of a Kaingang nurse and medical student. The methodology is grounded in autoethnography, which combines personal experience with critical analysis to examine how life in an Indigenous community, structural racism, and professional experience in Indigenous health shape understandings of emerging technologies. The theoretical framework engages with the concepts of coloniality of power, data colonialism, and Indigenous data sovereignty, as well as discussions on research ethics involving Indigenous peoples and International Labour Organization…
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