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The death of language
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The death of language
“I like the challenge of learning by discovery,” writes Tainui Stephens about the threat of AI to language learning. Pictured are students of te reo Māori at Te Taumata kura reo in Whangaroa. (Photo: Rawhitiroa Photography) Language is a taonga, a gift from our ancestors, writes Tainui Stephens. It has always been passed down from generation to generation among the peoples who speak and celebrate it. But that may be about to change forever. I …
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