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It honestly breaks my heart when I'm still encountering people who think the Voice Referendum would have given the indigenous people a veto on proposed legislation.
To think that the No Vote convinced so many Australians of these falsehoods, even to this day, is incredibly depressing.
This morning I read that DeepSeek used training data generated from other language models which has companies like OpenAI fuming, and I can't stop thinking about how there's a lesson in there
It has proven to the world that we are a deeply racist country, & until we address our prejudice and denial, there is no hope for truth telling & treaty, let alone to closing the gaps between first nations & the rest of Australia. /2 #VoteYesAustralia #VoteYes #VoiceReferendum
Although unsurprising, the referendum result has left me more ashamed of Australia than I have ever been. We have rejected a humble invitation from our first nations. A simple request to seek and listen to advice. A simple acknowledgement in our founding document. /1