Rooted in
Language.

Built for
Impact.

Meghalaya's Open AI Initiative

A research and development initiative focused on NLP and low-resource technologies for the languages of Meghalaya, including Khasi, Pnar, Garo, and dialectical variations.

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Our Manifesto

Bridging the gap between academic research and practical deployment.

01

Research

Advancing NLP research structurally tailored to the unique linguistic morphology of indigenous languages.

02

Data

Creating strictly gated datasets and highly reproducible models to establish standardized language benchmarks.

03

Deployment

Taking findings out of the academic silo and engineering real-world, highly scalable practical applications.

04

Ethics

Enforcing transparent, community-led AI development that explicitly respects indigenous data sovereignty.

Our Vectors

Areas of
Focus.

Targeted, strategic initiatives to digitize Meghalayan languages.

Machine Translation

Developing robust Neural Machine Translation (NMT) pipelines specifically optimized for Khasi, Garo, and related regional dialects.

Documentation

Leading thorough language documentation, corpus creation, and building robust annotation interfaces for community contributors.

Conversational AI

Engineering intelligent chatbot interfaces and adaptive dialogue systems tailored strictly to regional linguistic nuances.

Open Source Assets

What You'll Find.

Datasets
Parallel Corpora • Annotated Text • Speech Resources
Models
Fine-tuned Transformers • Experimental Checkpoints
Spaces
Live Demos • Evaluation Tools • Interactive Tests
The Architects

Our Team

Bapynshngainlang Nongkynrih

Bapynshngain

Applied NLP Researcher

Spearheading Neural Machine Translation architectures and full-stack deployment for low-resource languages.

Toiarbor Mawlieh

Toiarbor Mawlieh

OCR & Speech Infra

Driving OCR development for LoRes Languages, and ASR/TTS for Khasic Languages.