Knowledge equity
Epistemic justice is a philosophical framework of justice related to knowledge. Ideally, everyone should have equal access to knowledge and should be considered a credible knower if they have the capacity to.
While I understand this is a matter of justice and ideal scenario, I sincerely want to work towards such as future, by:
- Making educational content (e.g. books, videos, audios, images) available in as many languages as possible at low costs and high accuracy, through machine translation, multilingual AI, or future innovations
- Making prominent sources of knowledge, particularly in knowledge-augmented AI, accessible, truthful, and dynamic
- Making it easier to correct or update sources of knowledge. Currently, sources such as audios, images, and videos still need a lot of manual editing, fact checking, and review
- Increasing access to up-to-date information and knowledge, e.g.,
- digitizing information,
- distilling formal knowledge,
- decentralizing education,
- open-source,
- open access of publications
- Encouraging more people to use and produce high-quality and diverse content. I hope for universal participation of knowledge production, where everyone could express their knowledge and lived experiences, without unjust distrust or discount of their ideas.
- Increasing the interests and capacity in lifelong learning
Language, culture, and global citizenship
- Improving language education, making it more engaging, accessible,
- Rescuing endangered languages
- Boosting low-resource languages in research
- Improving international and intercultural learning experiences (both traditional study exchange and virtual exchange)
Accessibility
- Assistive technologies, especially speech and vision technologies (e.g., text-to-speech, captioning, video localization)