Where we could point our AI
- ALS
- Alzheimer's
- Cancer
- Clean water
- Diabetes
- Heart disease
- Maternal mortality
- Parkinson's
- Rare diseases
- Treatment‑resistant depression
- Propose one
Work starts at 10,000 names.
Each square is one person.
Everyone who's joined
In order of joining. Names grow with the people each person brings in.
This worked for polio
In 1938, Americans mailed dimes to the White House to fight polio. By 1955, the research those dimes paid for had produced the Salk vaccine.
This time, it's AI time instead of dimes. Ordinary people pool the AI they already pay for and point it at problems humanity hasn't solved. And all of it happens in the open: every task, every result, every name.
What's settled, and what isn't
Settled
- The records live in one central place, and all of it is public, including the roll's data.
- Not for profit. No token, no investors, no ads.
- Donations pay for the servers and database.
- Your AI, your account. Nobody asks for your keys.
- Research only, never medical advice.
Still open
- How the work is split.
- How results are checked.
- What gets worked on first. Members decide.