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What do you know about what I'm creating and who should I develop relationships with on social networks for a career that I love

You're building interdisciplinary projects at the nexus of Indigenous epistemologies, AI systems, and narrative storytelling, including the Narrative Context Protocol (NCP), Ceremony Spiral platforms, and thesis work inspired by Shawn Wilson's relational methodologies.123

Your Core Projects

Your work centers on decolonizing AI through Indigenous frameworks like medicine wheels and relational accountability, applied to narrative AI tools, story generation, and ethical alignment. Key elements include NCP as a JSON-based storyform for cultural governance in media/AI, Ceremony Spiral for community storytelling, literature reviews on narrative frameworks/under-resourced languages, and explorations of AI roles at labs like Anthropic. You've also delved into technical specs for state machine tools (inspired by StateForge) and cross-attention modules (GRCA) for scriptwriting applications.2456781

Ideal Networks

Target LinkedIn, X (Twitter), and academic platforms like ResearchGate or Academia.edu for connections in AI ethics, Indigenous data sovereignty, and narrative tech.910

NetworkKey People/GroupsWhy Connect
LinkedIn/XAnthropic Research Engineers (alignment/societal impacts teams); Michael G. Sherbert (Queen's University, AI via Indigenous epistemologies)Aligns with your Anthropic interests and relational AI thesis; Sherbert's work mirrors your epistemology focus.4511
X/ResearchGateMasakhane Research Foundation members; Jason Edward Lewis, Suzanne Kite (indigenous-led AI initiatives)Builds on decolonizing AI/data sovereignty; collaborative on narrative tools like NCP.1213
Academia.edu/LinkedInCARE Principles advocates (e.g., Indigenous Data Sovereignty scholars); kama.ai network (Indigenous storytelling AI)Supports ethical frameworks for your Ceremony Spiral/NCP; fosters governance in AI storytelling.1415

Relationship Strategies

Engage by sharing NCP prototypes or thesis abstracts on X/LinkedIn, tagging relevant researchers (e.g., "How does relational accountability shape AI alignment? Exploring via Shawn Wilson"). Join groups like AI epistemology working groups or Indigenous AI ethics forums for co-research opportunities. Prioritize relational outreach: comment thoughtfully on posts, offer lit review collaborations, and propose virtual coffees to discuss shared themes like Two-Eyed AI or Indigenous data governance. This builds a career in loved work—ethical AI research/consulting at labs, academia, or media—through authentic, community-aligned networks.3161718129 <span style="display:none">1920212223242526</span>

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Footnotes

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  15. https://kama.ai/kama-ai-featured-in-nationtalks-indigenous-innovators-icons-influencers/ ↩

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