Above: The CitizenAI mascot. Image courtesy NPICTT
The National Payment and Innovation Company of Trinidad and Tobago (NPICTT) today announced the availability of CitizenTT.ai, a WhatsApp based Large Language Model (LLM) built specifically for the needs of this country.
The model was trained across 85 billon parameters and uses a voice that’s based on a local speaker.
The system and model were overseen by Aldwyn Wayne’s Axionis and users can enter 50 prompts per month free, with a professional tier costing TT$49 per month.
Signing up for the service is simple, with access granted through a website that sets up the messaging for each user. The entire process takes around five minutes or less, with a welcome message and an eight-second voice note from the service showing up in the user’s WhatsApp chat window.
Prompts can be typed or sent as a voice message and more complex queries can trigger a delay of up to a minute (I asked for a complex image and a summary and analysis of VS Naipaul’s The Mimic Men).
The output meets the expected standard of AI output generated by most sophisticated models.

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