Claiming languages first: I turned the idea into a multilingual site the same day

Also in: Bahasa Indonesia · हिन्दी · العربية · ไทย

The idea of claiming the still-empty languages first, I turned into a site in Indonesian, Hindi and Arabic on the very same day.

Just thinking about it is too late

In the previous post I wrote that I should claim a place in the languages where AI adoption lags, before content floods in endlessly. The cost of writing and posting dropping close to zero isn't something only I have. If I just keep thinking about it, someone else fills the gap in the meantime.

So I built it the same day.

The languages I chose, and why

I picked the languages of countries with large populations but little web content.

Item Detail
Site Cutroom Notes, the site you're reading now
Languages Indonesian, Hindi, Arabic (English and Thai were added later)
First posts Four per language. Parts 1–4 of the series "Personal video archive and AI" from my Korean blog

The Indonesian home page of Cutroom Notes Indonesian

The Hindi home page of Cutroom Notes Hindi

The Arabic home page of Cutroom Notes, laid out to read from right to left Arabic. It reads from right to left

AI turns ideas into action

Before, a thought like this would have stayed a thought. This time I started on the day I had it.

Being able to start the moment an idea comes. I think that's where AI is most useful.