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Convergence of Indigenous Knowledge Systems and Artificial Intelligence: Forging Pathways Between Indigenous Wisdom and Technological Innovation
Abstract
This chapter examined the potential integration of Indigenous Knowledge Systems (IKS) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) in preserving and revitalizing indigenous wisdom. Literature review concerning harnessing the capabilities of AI in digitizing IKS, translate it into several formats to improve accessibility and visibility, and support language revitalization efforts, was analyzed. The study was guided by Self-Determination Theory and Social Contract Theory which provide crucial lenses for understanding the ethical considerations involved. The findings revealed several factors hindering effective integration of IKS and AI including ethics and social implications. This study further proposed a framework that outlines principles and guidelines that provide researchers, policymakers, community leaders and other relevant stakeholders, a platform to develop responsive solutions to culture and equitable. It is recommended that all these parties consider exploring collaborative partnerships and adopt AI technologies for preserving IKS and for long-term sustainability and inclusivity.
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