Understanding Artificial Intelligence for First Nations Health and Wellbeing Workers | Online
AI is becoming increasingly common across health and community services. While these technologies offer new opportunities, they also raise important questions about cultural safety, Indigenous data sovereignty, governance and ethics. Join Aboriginal health leaders and researchers from Lowitja Institute, Thirrili, CSIRO and the University of Queensland for a discussion on how AI is being used, what it means for our communities, and how we can ensure these technologies are designed and applied in ways that benefit our mob.
Participants will gain a foundational understanding of AI, learn about emerging opportunities and risks, and build confidence to make informed decisions about AI in their professional practice.
Audience: Health Professionals who work with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people
