Chadian environmental activist Hindou Oumarou: ‘AI governance must respect Indigenous peoples’
How AI expansion may affect environments, water and biodiversity, or the rights of communities whose territories and knowledge are being encroached upon
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Published: 14 August 2026
Source: Global Voices (tech)
Category: News
Topics: Regulation · Environment
Retrieved: 14 August 2026
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