Magali de Bruyn on TEK, data science and AI, and Indigenous data sovereignty at COP16 | The Eric and Wendy Schmidt Center for Data Science & Environment at Berkeley
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Magali's reflections from COP16 on the importance of advancing Indigenous data sovereignty and the role of AI in global environmental stewardship.
Magali de Bruyn on TEK, data science and AI, and Indigenous data sovereignty at COP16 By DSE December 6, 2024 Last month DSE participated in the United Nations Biodiversity Conference in Cali, Colombia (COP16). COP16 was the world’s largest biodiversity event to date. It builds on the inaugural COP in 1994 and the global conferences that have followed since. Magali at COP16 Magali de Bruyn , DSE’s Data Scientist/Research Software Engineer, represented our team to help illuminate our work at the intersection of traditional ecological knowledge (TEK), conservation, data science and AI, and Indig
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