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A nonprofit called Current AI is building open, public AI infrastructure to ensure global language representation. Its offline device, Suno Sutra, runs AI in 22 Indian languages without internet. Founded in 2025 with $400M funding, Current AI supports projects preserving Indigenous languages and cultures, prioritizing local data control over corporate owners...

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