Where ActionBoard started — and who's building it
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ActionBoard began with a simple frustration: the people with the deepest hands-on expertise — machinists, nurses, field technicians, local translators — were the ones least able to capture value from the AI trained on their work.
Founded by ex-AWS, EMC, Capital One and SecurityOps engineers, we set out to flip that. Instead of scraping expertise into a model owned elsewhere, ActionBoard lets a community run its own AI pod — verify its members, do paid closed-loop work, and keep 100% of what the NGO earns.
Today the network spans manufacturing floors in Nagoya, vision-labs at AIUB, and NGO pods across four regions — every one running the same closed-loop standard.
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