AI cannot fill the human-shaped tear in the fabric of our community, argues Kitty Wasasala.

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Sarah Clarke has long brown hair, and wears a grey Halberg t-shirt and a big smile. In a collage, she is surrounded by table tennis balls, table and bat, and a gold trophy. Image credit: Joegen Daniels.
AI cannot fill the human-shaped tear in the fabric of our community, argues Kitty Wasasala.
Representatives of disability communities shared at the public hearings on the Covid-19 inquiry to reflect on the Government’s response to the pandemic.
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