Global Water Center (GWC) is teaming up with WASH AI to develop an artificial intelligence system to assist engineers and technicians in designing, building, and maintaining solar-powered water systems for rural communities. The collaboration aims to provide support in over 15 languages, enhancing the training platforms with Generative AI technology.
Through cutting-edge techniques, GWC and WASH AI are bringing reliable and technically accurate AI-assisted tools to the water sector. This partnership will focus on integrating Generative AI in various areas, including an AI-powered website assistant, training assistant, multilingual WhatsApp assistant, and a training participant follow-up system.
Both organizations share a vision of innovation and professionalization in the rural water sector, utilizing specialized Large Language Models for technical support and training in the WASH sector. By leveraging AI’s strengths, they aim to provide contextualized technical support and learning at a large scale to address the global water crisis.
Global Water Center is dedicated to providing education, innovation, and collaboration to solve the global water crisis, while WASH AI focuses on delivering effective data, information, knowledge, products, and services tailored to the needs of Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene practitioners.
For more information about Global Water Center’s technical and learning services, please visit their website. Media inquiries can be directed to Alyson Rockhold, Director of Global Engagement at Global Water Center.
Overall, the partnership between GWC and WASH AI showcases a commitment to using AI technology to make a significant impact in advancing water access and sustainability in rural communities worldwide.
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