Ethical AI & Indigenous Innovation
Research-Led Services — Launching 2026
Technology is moving faster than our cultural frameworks can keep up.
My current Master’s research explores how AI, language, and storytelling intersect and how we can design technology that protects identity, data, and community integrity.
These upcoming services will launch in 2026, once my thesis is complete, shaped by fundamental research, interviews, and community collaboration. They’ll help organisations, researchers, and innovators build ethical technology practices that respect culture, context, and people.
Current Research Focus
Project Title: Ethical AI and Indigenous Storytelling: Protecting Language, Data, and Culture
Purpose: To explore how AI systems can be designed with communities to uphold ethical principles and cultural authenticity.
The research examines:
How AI can support rather than distort language and storytelling
Frameworks for Indigenous data governance and sovereignty
The role of ethics in AI translation, automation, and design
Pathways for responsible AI implementation in New Zealand and beyond
This research forms the foundation for the consulting and assessment services that will follow.
Launching in 2026
The following offerings will be available after the research phase concludes:
AI Ethics Assessment
Evaluate your AI systems through a holistic, culturally grounded ethics framework.
Includes: Risk assessments, ethical alignment audits, recommendations, and implementation support.
Indigenous Data Governance
Develop strong data governance frameworks that balance innovation with cultural protection.
Includes: Policy creation, consultation, technical guidance, and training programs.
Strategy Development
Create long-term AI roadmaps that align technology adoption with ethical and community values.
Includes: Stakeholder discovery, analysis, strategic roadmap design, and ongoing evaluation.
Training & Workshops
Build your team’s capability to design and deliver culturally responsive technology solutions.
Includes: Foundational to advanced workshops on ethical AI, community engagement, and responsible innovation.
Stay Connected
These services are currently in development and will launch after my thesis is completed in 2026.
If you’d like to:
Learn more about the research findings
Collaborate on future projects
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