New Civic AI Platform Launches to Eliminate Political Confusion for Millions of Americans

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New AI Eliminates Political Confusion for Millions of Americans
A bold non-partisan civic intelligence platform launches in public beta

Miami, FL - AskObi.org, a new artificial intelligence platform built to restore trust and clarity in democracy, has launched its public beta with a mission as big as the problem itself: give every voter unbiased clarity - instantly.

Instead of opinions, endorsements, or spin, AskObi delivers plain-English explanations of government, policies, and civic processes in seconds - all rooted in official documents, legal sources, and verifiable language.

"You ask a question - Obi gives you clarity. No endorsements. No partisanship. Just facts." said AskObi founder Steeve Joseph.

Whether someone is trying to understand how a bill becomes a law, what Medicare Part B actually covers, or what rights they have when voting early, AskObi explains the system in practical language anyone can act on.

AskObi is designed to support:
• Everyday voters overwhelmed by political jargon
• Immigrant and underserved communities
• Seniors navigating Medicare and healthcare programs
• First-time voters seeking confidence at the polls

The platform continues to evolve rapidly and is already securing partnerships, including an upcoming meeting in Miami focused on community empowerment.

AskObi is currently seeking civic partners, funders, and early adopters who believe access to trustworthy public information should be universal.

Learn more or ask a question at https://AskObi.org

Obitious Inc.
66 W Flagler Street, Suite 900
Miami, FL 33130
Steeve Joseph
+1 888-343-0231
hello@askobi.org

About AskObi

AskObi.org is a non-partisan civic intelligence platform that explains government policy in plain language. AskObi is designed to empower Americans with rapid clarity, trusted information, and equal access to knowledge. The platform is currently in public beta and expanding rapidly across core policy categories.

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