Subhashish Panigrahi

@subhapa
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public interest digital archivist // interested in tech, media & democracy // director, Law for All Initiative Ashoka // my docu films—NANI MA, MARGINALIZEDAADHAAR, GYANI MAIYA, REMOSAM, MAGE POROB #DigitalRights #IndigenousRights #Openness #OpenSource #SocialJustice #Languages #ଓଡ଼ିଆ
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Twitterhttps://twitter.com/subhapa
Filmographyhttps://www.imdb.com/name/nm11719599
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Copyright questions loom as ChatGPT's Ghibli-style images go viral

The images raised questions about copyright infringement by OpenAI, which already faces lawsuits regarding the use of source material without permission.

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Text can't express the nuances of a #language compared to #multimedia, and most of the world's languages are oral (and not written). We’re launching OpenSpeaks Archives, an open (@creativecommons licensed) and public digital language multimedia archive optimised for #Wikipedia and #Wikimedia projects, focusing on lesser-resourced languages.

More from the first pilot with five native tongues (Baleswari #Odia, my native tongue, and #Bonda, Ho, #Kusunda and Van #Gujjari): https://diff.wikimedia.org/2025/02/18/openspeaks-archives-a-language-archive-for-wikimedia-projects/

OpenSpeaks Archives, a language archive for Wikimedia projects

The OpenSpeaks Archives preserves lesser-resourced languages, enriching Wikimedia projects

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"But, where are you *really* from? Redefining home" moderated by Akwe Amosu w co-panelists Safa, Ameya Nagarajan and Oleksandr Shyn.
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Dear #disability fediverse, what are the terms for 'disability' and 'people with disabilities' in #Hindi and #Urdu, as preferred by those with disabilities?

(NOTE: I'm aware of 'vikalang' - crippled limb, and 'divyang' - divine limb. Both are exonyms and deeply problematic.)

🌏 Languages of the World - @subhapa takes a look at Balesoria
📖 Take a peek inside Autumn's Babel: https://cloud.3dissue.com/18743/41457/106040/issue48/index.html?page=44
Babel: the language magazine

US tech bros dominate our online experience. What does this mean for non-English speakers around the world?

From the fading of already minoritised languages to poor moderation of non-English content, Big Tech companies seem unable to cater for the needs of the Global Majority. Why is this – and what needs to change?

Join Anmol Irfan as she explores the topic in the latest issue of The People – read + subscribe here ⬇️👾
https://blog.peoplevsbig.tech/the-people-vs-anglocentrism/

The People vs Anglocentrism

What's it like to be a non-English speaker in an online world dominated by US tech bros? 🌍 Anmol Irfan investigates.

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