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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.
What changed
Gathering report preserves AI/data-power questions and the need for further deliberation.
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.
Editorial research question
Editorial: connects artistic IP, data decision-making and cultural autonomy while AI positions remain under negotiation.
This is an editorial interpretation or question, separate from factual statements.
Evidence & sources
Case
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DOC-1216Toi Ora Wānanga 2023 ReportCite this record
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