Introducing Curator: local-first AI infrastructure for schools and studios
Institutions sit on knowledge they can’t safely hand to cloud AI: lesson recordings, student records, parent notes, billing information. In BC, privacy considerations make it a real liability to hand student or client data to a public cloud AI. No major AI product was built with that liability in mind, or with a way to integrate into the offline tech stacks these institutions already run.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Curator is open-source, local-first AI infrastructure that runs on hardware a school or studio already owns, so that knowledge never has to leave the building to be useful.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Cadenza Studio, our first application of this technology, shows what that looks like in practice: it listens to a lesson locally, drafts a summary, retrieves and transposes the right sheet music, answers voice questions against your own uploaded documents, and shares curated information with clients securely.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
For example, you might ask it to find the Clarinet 3 part in a concert band arrangement and email it to two of your students. It’s that easy. No digging through a filing cabinet. No drafting any emails. No trip to the photocopier! <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Introducing Curator: local-first AI infrastructure for schools and studios Institutions sit on knowledge they can’t safely hand to cloud AI: lesson recordings, student records, parent…<\/p>\n
Learn more about Curator, Cadenza Studio, and the Ask for investors here:
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