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墨西哥

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原住民

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数字

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活动家

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讨论

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人工智能

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与

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语言

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保护

At the forum on artificial intelligence and indigenous languages held in Mexico City, many indigenous digital activists discussed the impact of AI on their languages and cultures.

Everyone is concerned about the risks AI might bring, such as misunderstandings of cultural heritage, misuse of knowledge, and environmental issues caused by technology.

Some said that most of the data used by AI comes from the past and does not accurately represent indigenous peoples.

Although AI can help protect and promote indigenous languages, it is also important to safeguard the communities' autonomy and cultural values.

The forum also introduced good examples of using AI to support indigenous languages, such as New Zealand's use of technology to protect the Maori language.

Everyone hopes that in the future there will be more digital tools suitable for indigenous peoples, allowing communities to manage and use these technologies themselves.

Finally, everyone agreed that continued cooperation is needed to make AI better serve the preservation of indigenous languages and cultures.