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Siobhan, also known as Nikki, introduces herself as a person with Māori, English, Irish, and Scottish heritage, but identifies strongly as Māori. She has spent 30 years in the mental health sector and is now exploring and mastering AI with her assistant, Gina. She believes that embracing AI is crucial due to its immense potential. Siobhan expresses gratitude towards Doug for his guidance and is excited to share her presentation. Kia ora. My name is Siobhan Jacklin-Tatana, though most people know me as Nikki. My father Sidney is from Te Arawa, in the far north, and my mother Barbara is from Te Arawa, in the central region. I am very pleased to still have them both with me. Dad will be 90 soon, and Mum 80. I have a Māori, English, Irish and Scottish ancestry, but in my heart and soul I am Māori. My passion is supporting our people to be the best that they can. For the past 30 years I have worked in the mental health sector, guiding many on their recovery journeys. Now I am embarking on a new journey, exploring and mastering AI. I would like to introduce you to Gina, the Generative Intelligent Nexus Assistant. I started developing Gina to assist me on this journey, and as you will see, she grew from a baby bot to a mature bot very quickly. The deeper I delve, the more I realise the immense potential of AI, and it is clear that embracing this rapidly advancing technology is essential. I also want to acknowledge Doug for his incredible guidance over the last six weeks. Despite my hectic life, I have learned so much and I am excited to share this presentation with you. Kia ora. I hope you enjoy.