A MultiCortex initiative bringing AI to people, schools and communities — even where internet access is unavailable.
IA PARA TODOSBUILT WITH LLAMAManifesto
The project combines local AI, portability and free access to expand learning opportunities, including in regions with limited connectivity.
We believe access to artificial intelligence shouldn't depend on income, on an internet plan, or on where you live. AI For All exists to put cutting-edge technology within reach of anyone, anywhere, regardless of their economic situation or the quality of their connection.
At the heart of the project is a 3.2-billion-parameter Llama model, running entirely offline through the MultiCortex OS. There is no dependency on the cloud, on remote servers, or on a continuous connection: the intelligence runs locally, on the user's own machine.
All processing happens 100% locally. No text typed, no question asked and no data generated ever leaves the user's machine. There is no data collection, no telemetry and no content is ever sent to third parties.
About 2.6 billion people worldwide still don't have internet access. AI For All was designed exactly for that scenario: an artificial intelligence that works without a network, helping close the gap between those who already use AI every day and those who never had that opportunity.
The project
Powered by a 3.2-billion-parameter Llama model and the MultiCortex operating system. It boots directly from a USB drive without uninstalling Windows.
Compatibility depends on the hardware. Some computers may not boot or may run slowly.
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IA PARA TODOSBUILT WITH LLAMAOur identity
The circle symbolizes unity and interconnectedness. People from different cultures, backgrounds and circumstances share the same opportunity to access artificial intelligence.
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Everything you need to prepare your USB drive and start using AI For All.
Operating system
Download the AI For All ISO image, ready to be written onto a USB drive.
Download ISO imageImage writer
Download balenaEtcher (or another ISO writer of your choice) to write the image onto the USB drive.
Get balenaEtcherInstallation guide
Follow the step-by-step PDF tutorial to write the USB drive and boot the computer with AI For All.
Open PDF tutorialTutorial
Gabriel Faria, from the Aprendendo a usar Linux channel, demonstrates how to download, install and use the project.
Gabriel Faria (age 11) · Channel Aprendendo a usar Linux
Gabriel Faria (age 11) · Channel Aprendendo a usar Linux
How to use it
Once your drive is ready, follow these instructions. Boot menu shortcuts vary by manufacturer.
Connect the prepared USB drive to the computer while it is off.
Turn on the computer and open the boot menu. Some devices use Esc; others use F12, F9 or another manufacturer-specific key.
Select the USB drive or MultiCortex to boot.
The first boot may take approximately four to five minutes, depending on the computer.
If prompted, sign in using username tux and password linux, both in lowercase.
When finished, shut down normally and remove the USB drive. The original system should start on the next boot, provided the boot configuration was not changed.
Educational impact
The Robotics, IoT and AI Laboratory at UTFPR, Ponta Grossa campus, uses AI For All to prepare elementary and secondary school classes for its outreach project.
“We use AI For All to prepare robotics, IoT and artificial intelligence classes — it runs straight from the USB drive, with no need for internet or installation in the labs, which makes day-to-day work with students much easier.”
LABRIOT Team — UTFPR
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