We Preserve The World’s Languages for Future Generations
7,000 World Languages, and Most Are Endangered
We are losing languages at the fastest rate in all of human history. English, Mandarin, Spanish, and other dominant languages are putting immense pressure on local languages. We are here to save these languages for our future generations, using techniques both old and new.
We’re building an eternal record of how the world speaks
We’re creating a generational warehouse for the worlds’ languages.
Our goal is nothing less than for our descendants centuries and millennia from now to have a perfect record of how the world spoke.
We Build AI and LLMs to Preserve Languages
It’s a great shame that we’ll never hear the Latin of Caeser spoken out loud. It’s true spoken form will be lost to time.
But, this doesn’t need to happen again. Using machine learning and AI, we can preserve the prosody, intonation, and thought structure of a language for future generations.
Millenial Storage at the Arctic World Archive
We store much of our data at the Arctic World Archive, nestled deep in a decommissioned mine in Northern Norway.
Our goal is to amass the world’s biggest digital language archive, and make it available for future generations of humans.
Storing literature on the world’s smallest notebook - DNA
We work with some of the world’s hugest digital libraries, and need innovative ways to store these for thousands of years. That’s why we’re working on projects using DNA storage.
With DNA, we can write LLMs, Encyclopedias, or the entire works of Shakespeare on a single strand of DNA, revolutionalizing our capability to store languages for millenia.
