Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
HRF’s AI for Individual Rights technical lead, Justin Moon, teaches Win Ko Ko Aung, an exiled Burmese activist and HRF’s Global Bitcoin Adoption Fellow, how to run AI locally using Ollama. Running AI directly on a personal computer ensures that queries never leave the device and that the system can function offline. This approach enables activists to use AI for research, translation, and mental support without exposing sensitive information.
The video Moon references is Andrej Karpathy’s Intro to Large Language Models. Watch it here: youtube.com/watch?v=zjkBMFhNj_g
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HRF’s AI for Individual Rights technical lead, Justin Moon, teaches Win Ko Ko Aung, an exiled Burmese activist and HRF’s Global Bitcoin Adoption Fellow, how to run AI locally using Ollama. Running AI directly on a personal computer ensures that queries never leave the device and that the system can function offline. This approach enables activists to use AI for research, translation, and mental support without exposing sensitive information.
The video Moon references is Andrej Karpathy’s Intro to Large Language Models. Watch it here: youtube.com/watch?v=zjkBMFhNj_g
Try out Ollama here: ollama.com
Learn more about our work at the Human Rights Foundation:
Website: hrf.org
X (formerly Twitter): https://X.com/HRF
Instagram: instagram.com/hrf
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/hrf
Subscribe to HRF’s Substack: humanrightsfoundation.substack.com
Join us in promoting freedom where it’s most at risk!
Donate today: hrf.org/?form=donate










