A new vision of artificial intelligence for the people | MIT Technology Review
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ln a remote rural town in New Zealand, an Indigenous couple is challenging what AI could be and who it should serve.
A new vision of artificial intelligence for the people | MIT Technology Review Skip to Content This story is the fourth and final part of MIT Technology Review’s series on AI colonialism, the idea that artificial intelligence is creating a new colonial world order. It was supported by the MIT Knight Science Journalism Fellowship Program and the Pulitzer Center. Read the full series here . In the back room of an old and graying building in the northernmost region of New Zealand, one of the most advanced computers for artificial intelligence is helping to redefine the technology’s future. Te Hik
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