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How can we approach the integration of Hawaiian and western sciences using AI to better care for our ‘Āina?

Creating infrastructure for embodied intelligence through community-governed movement datasets, open-source tools, and governance frameworks that other communities can build on.

Indigenous community-grounded approaches to AI are embodying what “AI for All” really ought to look like.

Developing phytoremediation gardens to accelerate plants’ ability to break down toxic pollutants or sequester them in their tissues.

Bringing infrastructure, experiences, and community-embedded approaches to support AI development within Abundant Intelligences.

What does it mean to bring AI technologies into places where Indigenous knowledges already exist?

How does AI and other technologies connect into Indigenous knowledge bases, and to the principles, protocols, and values that are embedded within those?

Working at the intersection of visuospatial epistemology, computational topology, Indigenous knowledge systems, and decolonial AI. 

Explaining, adapting, and redefining scientific concepts in culturally and linguistically meaningful ways for Quechua communities.

Gift-giving, exchange, and the blending of the offline and online worlds.