Abstract
Although many people have the feeling that AI could contribute to solving some of the problems that indigenous communities encounter in the current time, most people actually use these problems as an inspiration for a use case to show some AI application. How can AI actually be developed in cooperation with indigenous communities such that it has a positive impact on the community? In this presentation we explore some of the pitfalls and possibilities and argue for a new way of doing science in this context.
Frank Dignum is Professor of Socially-Aware AI at Umeå University and Director of TAIGA – the Centre for Transdisciplinary AI. Since 2019, he has held the Wallenberg Chair in Socially-Aware AI, leading research on computational models that capture social aspects such as norms, values, and conventions. His work contributes both to understanding societal responses to change and to developing AI applications like conversational agents for education and training. With a long international academic career and extensive publications, he is a recognized leader in the AI community and a EurAI fellow.
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