First Languages AI Reality (FLAIR), housed at SFU’s Digital Democracies Institute (DDI) and Cedar Supercomputing Centre, is developing AI-powered learning modules for at-risk languages and training AI models on them to help more people learn languages that are in danger of disappearing.
FLAIR project at SFU harnesses AI to revive Indigenous languages
Simon Fraser University, 27 October 2026, Canada
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