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In this conversation, we speak with Nabiha and E.M. about the Common Voice project, its cultural significance, and the importance of community involvement in technology. They discuss the challenges and ethics of data usage, the role of language in technology, and the vision for a future where technology supports diverse languages and cultures. The conversation emphasizes the need for participatory design and the empowerment of communities to shape their technological futures.
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