World AI Organization (WAIO)
"AI for All. Everywhere. With Ethics, Values, and Vision."
About WAIO
The World AI Organization (WAIO) is a global initiative by Nitai Group under Nitaai.AI, dedicated to democratizing Artificial Intelligence by making it affordable, accessible, ethical, and spiritual. WAIO bridges the gap between advanced technology and real-world grassroots needs by ensuring AI reaches villages, schools, NGOs, startups, farmers, and seekers across the globe - not just corporations.
"AI with Bhakti. AI with Purpose. AI with People."
Our Mission
To develop and deploy human-centered AI that supports education, health, agriculture, employment, and governance.
To create a global AI volunteer network that trains youth, women, and entrepreneurs in practical AI tools.
To establish WAIO Centers across villages, towns, and cities, ensuring AI is not just a buzzword but a daily-use empowerment tool.
To promote ethical, inclusive, and spiritual values in AI development and usage.
Core Objectives
Train 1 crore youth in AI skills by 2030
Launch 1 lakh WAIO centers globally
Build open-source AI tools for education, health & farming
Empower NGOs and schools with AI solutions
Advocate for AI Ethics, Data Dignity & Spiritual AI Governance
Key Offerings & Features
- AI for Beginners (in local languages)
- ChatGPT & Canva for productivity
- AI in Education: Virtual tutors, assignment bots
- AI in Farming: Crop advisory, mandi price tracker
- AI in Health: Symptom checkers, wellness bots
- Certification Programs (Online + Hybrid)
Impact Snapshot
| Metric | Numbers |
|---|---|
| Youth Trained in AI | 1,20,000+ |
| WAIO Centers Established | 250+ |
| NGOs Supported with AI Tools | 500+ |
| AI-based Products Developed | 50+ |
| Global Countries Reached | 15+ |
Message from the Founder - Amol Patel
"Artificial Intelligence should not just be artificial and intelligent. It should also be aware, inclusive, and inspired by compassion. WAIO is a step towards making AI ethical, spiritual, and service-driven - for Bharat and the world."