At Snowline AI, we had a dream long before ChatGPT came along - a dream where data becomes an asset for every individual. We envisioned a world where your data is protected, and AI unlocks its true potential, much like Samantha in the movie “Her” - a personal AI assistant that enriches lives.

As we stood on the brink of this journey, we witnessed the awe-inspiring power of GPT-3.5, shattering limits in assistant capabilities. Then, ChatGPT burst onto the scene, and the world was never the same.

As AI scientists, it’s tempting to dive headfirst into the race for AGI, to be the pioneers pushing beyond human-level intelligence. But we paused and reflected.

AI safety has left some scientists grappling with technological despair about our future. Even the legendary Geoffrey Hinton left Google to sound the alarm on AI’s potential risks.

We asked ourselves, “How do we prepare for the inevitable arrival of AGI?” The pace of AI’s progress and society’s adaptation to it will fall somewhere between the extremes of what people imagine.

So, we took a bold step forward. Instead of fixating on building AGI base models, we decided to start with the end in mind - creating what people will need in the AGI era.

Our guiding principle is simple: AGI should help people, be a tool for humanity. Just as one person helps another, a human-level AI should assist individuals in the same way.

This is the heart of our mission at Snowline AI: to create personalized, trustworthy artificial intelligence that simplifies lives and brings joy.

We’re starting by rebuilding the software everyone is already familiar with, but infusing it with the power of modern AI. This MVP will validate demand while we relentlessly seek feedback from our users to refine and perfect our product.

In the end, our ultimate goal is to give everyone their own Samantha - a companion, an assistant, a friend.

This is the Snowline AI story - a tale of turning data into empowerment, of harnessing AI to create a brighter future for all. Join us on this extraordinary journey, and together, let’s redefine what’s possible.