Current AI, a nonprofit, is building an open AI infrastructure it calls the 'World Wide Web of AI,' designed to serve all cultures equally, not just English-speaking Western markets.
The organization is targeting the gaps that commercial AI labs ignore: low-resource languages, underrepresented cultures, and device-level deployment that does not require cloud dependence. These are not edge cases. They are the majority of the world's population.
The TechCrunch piece is worth reading for the technical specifics of how Current AI plans to distribute this infrastructure and who is funding a nonprofit taking direct aim at OpenAI and Google's cultural blind spots.
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