By: AINOW Society · News and Announcements · 2026-10-17 · 8 min read
Explore the new AINOW Society website with AI resources, three languages, Ask AI, community membership and a better reading experience.
AINOW Society has launched its redesigned website, bringing our articles, educational resources and community activities together in a cleaner, more accessible space. Whether you are learning about artificial intelligence, following our work or looking to get involved, the new ainow.mk makes it easier to find what matters to you.
AINOW Society works to make artificial intelligence easier to understand and more responsibly used in North Macedonia and across the Western Balkans. Our website is an important part of that work.
People visit us for different reasons. Some want to understand how AI affects their education or work. Others are interested in ethical questions, community activities or opportunities to collaborate. Some simply want to read an article without having to work through a complicated website.
We wanted the experience to reflect those different needs.
The redesigned website has a calmer appearance, clearer navigation and a layout that works quickly on phones and laptops. Finding information should feel straightforward, whether you have followed AINOW from the beginning or have just discovered us.
Visitors can explore dedicated pages about our programme, AI literacy, ethics and bias in AI, partnerships and membership. There is also a page introducing our founder and the work behind the society.
We have kept older news links working, too. Existing addresses now lead readers to the blog, so previously shared articles remain accessible.
A cleaner, faster website for phones and laptops.
Full content in English, Macedonian and Albanian.
New article reading settings and a listen-aloud option.
Ask AI to explore AINOW's content through questions.
Improved website search with suggestions.
Easier contact, community membership and partnership forms.
A redesigned newsletter with updates from AINOW and AI Balkans.
Clearer privacy controls and accessibility information.
Articles are at the centre of how we share knowledge, research and practical information.
The new reading experience gives visitors more control over how that information appears.
You can increase or reduce the text size, adjust line spacing and change the width of the reading area. You can also choose between light, sepia and dark themes, depending on what feels most comfortable.
For people who prefer listening, articles include a listen-aloud option when their device supports a voice for the selected language.
We have also changed how articles present information.
Key takeaways appear near the beginning, helping readers understand the main points before moving into the full text. Where available, articles include frequently asked questions, sources and relevant tags.
An author box shows who wrote the article, while related articles offer a way to continue exploring the subject. Sharing options make it easier to pass useful information to colleagues, friends or other readers.
These changes are especially useful when reading longer explanations about AI, where understanding the context is often more important than reading quickly.
You can take your time, adjust the page and focus on the information itself.
One of the new additions is Ask AI, a built-in assistant that helps visitors explore AINOW and the information published on our website.
Instead of searching through several pages, visitors can ask a question about the society or its content and receive an answer.
Articles also have their own Ask AI button. This gives readers another way to engage with what they are reading, especially when they want to explore a particular point or better understand the information presented.
Ask AI sits alongside the website's improved search, which offers suggestions as visitors type.
We see both as practical ways to make information easier to access.
Some people prefer browsing articles. Others know exactly what they want to find. And sometimes, asking a question is simply the most natural way to begin.
The website now supports all three approaches.
AINOW Society works in a multilingual community. Our website needs to reflect that.
The redesigned website is available in English, Macedonian and Albanian, with the same language support across its public pages and features.
Visitors can read articles, explore our programme and access information about membership or partnerships in their preferred language.
Contact forms are also available in all three languages.
This matters because AI literacy should not depend on someone's ability to read English. People should be able to discover information, understand our activities and communicate with the society in a language they are comfortable using.
Language is part of accessibility, and we have treated it as a central requirement rather than an extra feature.
The website also includes an accessibility page, a privacy policy and cookie consent controls that give visitors a clearer choice about their preferences.
A society grows through the people who take part in it.
We want members, volunteers, organisations and interested readers to have a straightforward way to reach us.
The website now provides dedicated forms for joining the community, contacting our team and exploring partnerships. Each is available in English, Macedonian and Albanian.
And there is a person behind every response.
When you write to AINOW, your message reaches our team. We manage these conversations through a shared website inbox, with notifications that help us keep track of incoming enquiries.
For companies and organisations interested in working with AINOW, the partnerships page provides a direct starting point.
For individuals, the joining page offers a way to become part of the society's community.
You do not need to be a technical expert to get in touch. An interest in learning, contributing or understanding AI is a good place to start.
We have also redesigned how we communicate with people who want to follow our work.
The AINOW newsletter will arrive from [email protected], with a consistent design and a clearer presentation of information.
Each issue brings together one main story, smaller cards featuring recent articles and a section called Also from AI Balkans.
That section includes six stories from AI Balkans, our sister platform dedicated to artificial intelligence in the Balkans.
The newsletter will have several formats, depending on what we need to share.
A Brief brings together selected updates. A Community Update focuses on news from the society. A Partner Offer shares a discount or benefit made available by a partner company. And What's New gives space to a single announcement, such as an application release.
We have also made the subscription process clear.
After subscribing, readers receive an email asking them to confirm their address. Every newsletter includes a one-click unsubscribe link, and messages are sent individually so recipients cannot see one another's email addresses.
Our aim is to send information people choose to receive, in a format that is easy to read and useful to follow.
A new website also changes how our team works.
Behind the public pages, we now have one place to manage articles, pages, images, messages and newsletters in all three languages.
We have included secure sign-in, backups and checks that alert us when something could affect the website's visibility in search results.
These are not features most visitors will notice. They help us maintain the website, respond to messages and keep information organised as our work continues.
“We built this website with one simple goal: to make AI knowledge more accessible and bring people closer to the work we do at AINOW Society. Technology should make it easier for people to learn, connect and contribute, not create more barriers.”
Suad Seferi
Founder and President, AINOW Society
Thank you to everyone who has followed AINOW Society, shared our work, joined our community or contributed to what we do. Your interest and participation give this website its purpose.
The new ainow.mk is ready to explore. Read an article, ask a question, subscribe to our updates or introduce yourself through the joining page.
Most importantly, tell us what you think. We want this to remain a website that serves the people who use it.
Our new website is part of our ongoing work to make AI knowledge and learning resources more accessible. We are also developing three additions that will extend how people access AINOW and AI Balkans content.
We are developing an Android application for readers of AI Balkans, our regional platform covering artificial intelligence. The application is still in development, and its planned features will be described in more detail as the project progresses.
Our AI literacy platform is also being developed as a native Android application, with three workspaces: Education, Business and DEV. It will support English, Macedonian and Albanian, work offline, require no account and include no user tracking. The aim is to make our learning resources available on Android devices without requiring a continuous internet connection.
We are preparing a new section for people who want to understand how building with AI works. DEV includes a 13-chapter learning guide covering fundamentals, skills, connectors using MCP and practical workflows. It also contains reference libraries of approximately 1,000 skills and 1,000 connector listings. These are learning materials, not installed tools, and updates will accompany new application versions.
All three additions remain in development, with no release dates announced. We welcome your ideas about what we should build or prioritise first. You can share your thoughts by replying to our updates or writing to AINOW Society.
The redesigned website includes improved navigation, three languages, reading preferences, Ask AI, site search and easier access to community and partnership information.
Yes. Visitors can use the community membership form to express their interest in joining. The form is available in English, Macedonian and Albanian.
Yes. AINOW is developing an Android application for AI Balkans and a native Android version of its AI Literacy platform. Both are still in development, with no announced release dates.
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