Is there still a chance that AI can eliminate misrepresentation or provide equity?

There can be, but I think personally when we've been training them, it requires...

One, not any trainer, a trainer that's well trusted in the community and one that will support them for all of those problems to solve.

But for me personally, I can see it.

But I think where I stand with what I've been doing, the first problem I have to fix for me is to support our community to be trained.

Because it's quite...

The gap is actually quite far.

Yeah, what are you teaching them? What are they learning? What are their questions? Because we're right in the cultural realm here about their whakapapa, about their stories, about their markings, their carvings, all that stuff.

So

Ete, over to you.

Bless you.

Thank you, sister.

And thank you, Mike, for this opportunity.

talofa lava to everyone that's watching my full name is we're adding on Yes! I hail from the beautiful islands of Samoa.

My parents migrated to Aotearoa in the 70s and I was born and bred in the place of champions, Cannon's Creek, Porirua.

And then scaling your own efforts through the key opinion leaders of the community to at least help others open their minds to this is a potential risk or a potential opportunity and so do you find that the ministers in your space they are now using the technology that becomes or do you find that they are now just more aware and that means that they are able to at least open the dialogue with others like what are the sort of impacts as a result of our and educate those that are able to have quite a heavy influence over the rest of the community