Understanding Artificial Intelligence for First Nations health and wellbeing workers: Risks, safety and opportunities for our mob

Lowitja Institute is proud to host the webinar, Understanding Artificial Intelligence for Aboriginal and Torres Strait health and wellbeing workers:Risks, safety and opportunities for our mob, along with WellMob and Aboriginal and healthcare leaders from Thirrili, CSIRO, and The University of Queensland.

This webinar will hold space for a conversation about Indigenous design, governance, and the risks and opportunities AI brings for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.

If your workplace or community is impacted by the changing nature of AI, or you want to learn more about how AI is influencing healthcare we invite you to attend this online webinar – to hear from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander healthcare leaders helping to shape the conversation.

For generations, our communities have demonstrated that self-determined, strengths-based, and community-led models deliver the most effective and sustainable outcomes. When Indigenous peoples have authority over systems that shape access to resources and decision-making through self-determined governance structures, we are better positioned to design and deliver policies and programs that reflect our cultural values, community priorities, and definitions of wellbeing. In effect, nation building and self-determination are health interventions: they shift power, restore sovereignty, and create the political and structural conditions needed for Indigenous peoples to thrive.