Підтримати Nasibullah Nassim

Help Us Build the Translation Lab 🤖🌍

We are building an open Translation & AI Lab focused on Pashto and other underrepresented languages.

Today, our work has grown to 201 open datasets on Hugging Face — covering translation, reasoning, education, language resources, and AI training data.

Explore our 201 datasets on Hugging Face

But behind every dataset are real resources.

⚡ Electricity — GPUs and computers consume power every day.

🖥️ Equipment — GPUs, computers, storage and other hardware need maintenance and upgrades.

💾 Computing & Storage — Training models and processing large datasets requires serious computing resources.

⏳ Time — Cleaning, translating, checking and preparing data takes many hours.

👨‍💻 Human effort — Research, translation, quality control and dataset creation all require people.

What are we doing?

We take useful knowledge and datasets from larger-resource languages, translate and adapt them into Pashto, carefully check the results, and turn them into training resources for AI models.

Our pipeline is simple:

Knowledge → Translation → Quality Control → Dataset → Training → Better AI

The goal is not simply to make another chatbot.

We want to build the language infrastructure that future Pashto AI can stand on.

We believe smaller languages should not have to wait for someone else to build their future.

We can build it ourselves.

☕ Your coffee helps power the lab

When you support this project, you are helping with the real costs behind the work:

Electricity → Computing → Translation → Data → Training → Better Pashto AI 🤖

Even a small contribution helps.

A single coffee may look small, but many small contributions can keep the machines running and allow us to continue producing open resources.

And if you want to support the project regularly, monthly support helps us plan the next stage of the lab.

Thank you for helping us build.

Your support helps give Pashto a stronger place in the AI world.

No Unicode character left behind.

No language left behind. 🌍

— Nasibullah Nassim