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Bilingual Education at Schools, Indigenous Data Sovereignty & AI, AI & the future of work and MMT
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Grace speaks with Dr Rikke Bundgaard-Nielsen, teaching associate at University of Melbourne, discussing the need for bilingual teaching of Indigenous language at schools. Rikke is an experimental psycholinguist with a particular interest in acquiring and processing Australian Indigenous languages. Grace speaks with Maggie Walter, discussing Indigenous Data Sovereignty, and the negative consequences of AI on Indigenous people. Maggie is a Palawa woman, descending from the pairrebenne people of North Eastern Tasmania and a member of the Tasmanian Aboriginal Briggs family. She is a founding member of the Miaim nayri Wingara Australian Indigenous Data Sovereignty Collective and an active participant in national and international Indigenous Data Sovereignty networks. James speaks with Anne Maxwell from RadioMMT, discussing AI, work and the future of modern monetary theory (MMT). Songs:1. Before Too Long by Paul Kelly 2. Falling by Bumpy3. Try'n To Outrun the Sun by Kutcha Edwards
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Grace speaks with Dr Rikke Bundgaard-Nielsen, teaching associate at University of Melbourne, discussing the need for bilingual teaching of Indigenous language at schools. Rikke is an experimental psycholinguist with a particular interest in acquiring and processing Australian Indigenous languages. Grace speaks with Maggie Walter, discussing Indigenous Data Sovereignty, and the negative consequences of AI on Indigenous people. Maggie is a Palawa woman, descending from the pairrebenne people of North Eastern Tasmania and a member of the Tasmanian Aboriginal Briggs family. She is a founding member of the Miaim nayri Wingara Australian Indigenous Data Sovereignty Collective and an active participant in national and international Indigenous Data Sovereignty networks. James speaks with Anne Maxwell from RadioMMT, discussing AI, work and the future of modern monetary theory (MMT). Songs:1. Before Too Long by Paul Kelly 2. Falling by Bumpy3. Try'n To Outrun the Sun by Kutcha Edwards
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