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EPISODE · Nov 24, 2024 · 43 MIN

SO3E52 Decolonising Education: Promoting Indigenous Epistemologies in AI Outputs

from Let's Talk Education Africa · host Stephen Senyo Tettegah

Artificial intelligence has brought significant transformation worldwide, but beneath the surface, a concerning bias exists. AI systems are largely designed with a Western perspective, overlooking the rich cultural heritage and knowledge of indigenous communities, especially across the Sub-Saharan region. This raises a critical question: How can we create a more inclusive system that harmonizes Western and indigenous knowledge?In this episode, Senyo speaks with Dr. Yaw Ofosu Asare, delving into his research paper that explores key gaps in current AI systems and discuss strategies for leveraging AI to address these biases. Can AI be repositioned to amplify marginalized voices and ensure that diverse perspectives are no longer sidelined? Join this conversation to discover the exciting possibilities at the intersection of AI, culture, and knowledge.

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