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Do AIs Dream of Electric Sheep?
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Do AIs Dream of Electric Sheep?

Sidney Wong
Pūhau Ana Te rā: Tailwinds, Vol.4(3)
Aotearoa Futures Forum 2026 (Christchurch, New Zealand, 19/06/2026)
03/07/2026
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https://hdl.handle.net/10523/51592

Abstract

Large Language Models Artificial Intelligence (AI) Futures Thinking Social Bias Geographic Bias Computational linguistics Ethical use of new technology Sociolinguistics Expanding knowledge in the information and computing sciences Human-computer interaction
While the promise of Artificial Intelligence has been sold as a transformative 'game-changer', the reality of widespread, data-driven AI is far more nuanced. Data itself does not shape the future; rather, it is our actions that create change. We must transition from passive observers to active participants. This means questioning the assumptions baked into these systems while building the confidence to master them. Only then can we use these tools to drive progress instead of merely reinforcing systemic biases.
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