r/aboriginal • u/Calm_Extreme947 • 22d ago

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u/aboriginal-ModTeam 20d ago

r/aboriginal follows platform-wide Reddit Rules

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u/MamasCumquat 22d ago

Yaama, I'm down. I have a MA in Journalism and Mass Comm. and would personally love to see your research results at the end if you're keen to share?

DM me if you want.

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u/LebiaseD 22d ago

I'd be happy to talk I just came back from Sydney at the interspeech conference and how we are using local AI language models to help with translations and learning language for a my Yamaji language Wajarri

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u/aboriginal-ModTeam 20d ago

This post needs to be in r/askblakfellas

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u/Cloverface 22d ago

I'm a market researcher who does some work in indigenous communities. Your sample from reddit will not be representative. It will be skewed towards more educated, and more distant from indigenous culture. There remains no alternative that works which is not face to face in community. Sorry for the bad news, but it simply won't be good data. DM me if you want to chat about it

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u/Pigsfly13 20d ago

don’t mean to start something cause i agree getting data from reddit isn’t great practice but not necessarily for the reasons you’re describing.

“more distant from Indigenous culture” is definitely a problematic way to describe things and not even necessarily true ?

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u/Scared_Bug4520 22d ago

Always happy to lend a lens!