NewsBytes
19 January 2026
The Hans India
xAI has announced an exciting opportunity for native language speakers to participate in shaping the future of artificial intelligence. According to Ayush Jaiswal's announcement on X, the company is actively recruiting mentors to help Grok - their AI assistant - sound more natural and authentic in various languages, aiming to make it sound like your neighbor.
The initiative removes barriers to entry by explicitly welcoming participants with no AI background. Jaiswal emphasized that involvement in this project represents one of the most incredible ways to learn about AI for those new to the field, turning participation into a learning opportunity.
This approach highlights a growing trend in AI development where linguistic and cultural expertise from native speakers becomes invaluable in creating more culturally attuned and naturally-speaking AI systems. Those interested in contributing can find application details in Jaiswal's original post on X.
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