Hyperlingual
from Unanimous AI

One conversation. Every language.

HyperlingualTM technology enables multilanguage meetings among teams of any size, location, and number of languages. Every participant uses their own native language. Nobody waits on translation. Everybody is included.

Global organizations don't have a translation problem. They have an exclusion problem.

Organizations that cross borders often default to a single working language. It looks like an efficiency, but operates as a filter. Expertise is lost. Perspectives narrow. The cost is not translation overhead. It's every insight that never surfaced because the person holding it was not confident enough to raise it in a second language.

The people closest to a problem are often the ones least able to convey what they see in a second language. Hyperlingual gives that back to the organization.

How It Works

Language becomes local. Conversations stay global.

Hyperlingual extends our Hyperchat AI™ engine. Because ideas and reasoning already travel efficiently between subgroups, language becomes a property of each local conversation rather than a constraint on the discussion as a whole. Adding a language does not add delay.

The Hyperlingual layer

When a conversation starts, each participant chooses their native language. They are automatically routed to small subgroup for that language. Our patented swarm of AI agents then connects all the subgroups together, enabling a single large-scale deliberation.

Built For Organizations That Cross Borders

Ask everyone. Not just the English speakers.

Hyperlingual changes who an organization is able to include in a decision, and how quickly it can include them.

Global Enterprises

Invite regional leads from dozens of countries into a single meeting and solve problems in an afternoon, instead of cascading over weeks of regional calls.

International Bodies

Hold a genuine debate among citizens and delegates of many member states at once, rather than surveying each group separately and reconciling the results after the fact.

Civic Institutions

Consult multilingual communities in the languages they speak at home, everyone having equal standing in the conversation.

Research Teams

Run one global study in a single session instead of a dozen national ones that have to be run separately and harmonized afterward.

Distributed Workforces

Bring frontline service teams into strategy calls they've historically been excluded from, without asking anyone to operate in a second language.

Coalitions And Partnerships

Align member organizations, suppliers, and affiliates across a dozen languages, all in a single meeting instead of a chain of bilateral workshops.

Pilot Case

The world's first Hyperlingual discussion

On August 4, 2026, Unanimous AI convened 114 participants from 21 countries across five continents in a single real-time conversation conducted simultaneously in seven languages. The group debated three questions over roughly thirty minutes of live discourse. Each participant experienced an ordinary discussion in their own language.

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Participants joined from 21 countries, deliberating in English, French, German, Hindi, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish.
Question 1

Which of these poses the greatest existential threat, and why?

Given four options, the group converged on climate change with 98 percent statistical certainty, ahead of nuclear weapons. Roughly nine in ten participants engaged with the top two options, and the platform captured the reasoning on both sides of each.

Question 2

What will AI's net effect on society be, and why?

The group leaned positive, roughly 60 to 40, but held that position weakly and with low statistical certainty. That is a finding rather than a failure. Thinkscape reports how firmly a group holds a view, not only which view it holds.

Question 3

With AI changing the job market, what are the best professions for today's students?

Participants brainstormed 124 ideas and converged on skilled trades such as electricians and plumbers with greater than 99 percent statistical certainty, reasoning that hands-on work resists full automation.

What would you ask?

Using our Thinkscape platform , now supercharged with our Hyperlingual technology, networked groups of up to 250 people (located anywhere in the world) can easily discuss and debate issues in their own native languages and quickly reach thoughtful insights together in real-time.

“Enabling large groups, with members all around the world, to discuss and debate issues in their own language feels like magic. It really does.”

Dr. Louis Rosenberg, CEO and Chief Scientist, Unanimous AI

Availability

Available now in Thinkscape®

Hyperlingual is available in our Thinkscape platform today. It's also available through our Hyperchat AI API for organizations that want multi-language deliberation inside their own systems.

In Thinkscape

Invite and go

Participants join a multi-language session from a standard web browser with a single invitation link. No plugins, no separate translation workflow.

By API

Inside your platform

The same technology can be embedded in the collaboration tools an organization already runs, alongside the rest of the Hyperchat AI engine.

On Request

Run a live session

Live multi-language sessions can be convened for enterprise, government, and research teams, with support from the Unanimous AI team.

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