Findings (2)
- No reference to Indigenous data sovereignty, the CARE Principles, or relational/embodied knowledge traditions anywhere in the audited material.
- Governance is framed exclusively in enterprise-asset terms ('unified governance for all data, analytics and AI assets'), treating data as a corporate resource rather than as something that can belong to or originate from communities.
Gaps (3)
- No acknowledgment that 'your enterprise data' may encode or extract from Indigenous, communal, or non-consenting sources.
- No CARE (Collective benefit, Authority to control, Responsibility, Ethics) framing alongside the implied FAIR/technical data ethos.
- No provision for oral, ceremonial, or non-textual knowledge that resists the warehouse/catalog abstraction.
Justification
The Mosaic/Databricks proposition is structurally extractive in the most ordinary sense: data is an enterprise asset to be catalogued, lineaged, and tuned upon. Indigenous knowledge is wholly absent, not even as token gesture. Score 1.