Whose Knowledge is Legible to AI | Canada 🇨🇦

AI is becoming the main interface for discovering and synthesising knowledge. Yet un-digitised archives, non-English scholarship, oral traditions, Indigenous knowledge and unpublished negative results remain largely invisible. Communities and countries with less-digitised research risk losing relevance regardless of the quality of their science. Building more inclusive AI requires deciding what becomes machine-readable, what remains protected, and who makes those choices.