These are media interview versions that feature Dr Taiuru. They are a way to share thinking on the issues I write about.
The work centres on te ao Māori and technology: Māori data sovereignty, artificial intelligence, digital rights, and how Te Tiriti o Waitangi should guide the way these technologies are designed, governed and used in New Zealand. Each video looks at a current issue from a kaupapa Māori perspective and asks what it means for whānau, hapū and iwi.
The most recent videos are first. Select any video to start watching, and the rest will play on from there.
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Māori data sovereignty expert claims India-NZ FTA breaches Te Tiriti obligations | Tuia News
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#Native TikTok users prepare for U.S. ban
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Ko te Māori ka nui te tūpono pāngia e te hunga mahi māminga mā runga ipurangi
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Considering and Applying Te Tiriti o Waitangi & Mātauranga with Digital Technologies in Education
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Is the growth of AI a threat to Māori?
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Genetic standards for insurance inherently unequal - expert | Newshub Nation
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Concerns raised over NFTs 'degrading Māori culture'
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Āhau : Māori Identity & Data Sovereignty (Fosdem22)
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Pupuke Te Wānanga with Rauru Broughton, Ruakere Hond and Karepa Wall.
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Photos taken by police of woman at checkpoint unlawful – IPCA
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Party goers pulling pūkana had ‘no respect’ for Māori culture, says advocate
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Targeted funding for Māori needed to increase representation in STEM – advocate
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Wai 2522 TPPA Stage 2 Hearing Day 3
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Māori tech expert encourages fact checking on social media content
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Netflix original series hits cringe note with ‘Ka Mate’
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Cheese named after ancestor outrages iwi
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Online post on funding stop for diabetes blood strip tests wrong
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Is live streaming tangihanga becoming the norm?
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Concerns over sexting becoming ‘the norm'
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Facebook fight pages continue to emerge
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Te Wānanga o Aotearoa founder weighs in on email scam
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A beginner's guide to Māori interests in the 4G spectrum.
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Māori aim to navigate through online world
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Dotcom's Mega attracts Māori interest
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Coining of new Māori words for Facebook creates debate
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Facebook translated into Māori