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Report of the14–16 June2023 Toi Ora gathering records Māori artists’ concerns over AI appropriation and data governance, calling for further discussion rather than announcing a unified stance.
Date marks gathering start, not a known AI-session date. Locations differ by day. Report not verbatim transcript, universal mandate, court finding or law; report/public recap/advance schedule distinct.
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Toi Ora gathering discusses AI and data sovereignty
Report of the14–16 June2023 Toi Ora gathering records Māori artists’ concerns over AI appropriation and data governance, calling for further discussion rather than announcing a unified stance.
Research question
Editorial: connects artistic IP, data decision-making and cultural autonomy while AI positions remain under negotiation.
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