Dans la même veine que l’article partagé hier, l’Université Concordia annonce une subvention de 23 M$ attribué à une équipe de chercheurs de la Concordia University Research Chair in Computational Media and the Indigenous Future Imaginary, dirigée par Jason Edward Lewis, pour favoriser l’intégration et le respect des savoirs autochtones en intelligence artificielle.

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To counter AI’s current model, the project will use what is known as Abundant Intelligences as a guiding principle. “We use Abundant Intelligences because ‘abundant’ implies both diversity and knowledge practices that contribute to thriving networks of being in a particular place,” explains Hēmi Whaanga, co-principal investigator and a professor at Te Pūtahi a Toi School of Māori Knowledge at Massey University in New Zealand. “These practices focus on regeneration, generosity and reciprocity. ‘Abundant’ signals a multitude of potential futures as well as an expansion of the narrow definitions of intelligence.”

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