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2026 MiniCPM Global Ambassador

We welcome the first 13 MiniCPM Ambassadors to the global open-source community. Hailing from diverse cities and countries, they are using their creativity, initiative, and authentic sharing to ensure that on-device intelligence is seen, used, and co-created by more people.

01 · CHINA COMMUNITY

China Community Ambassadors

Community builders from Shanghai, Handan, Xiamen, Foshan and Hangzhou

张子豪 · 中国 · 上海
刘春来 · 中国 · 邯郸
程兴源 · 中国 · 厦门
杨霖萱 · 中国 · 佛山
电磁波 Studio · 中国 · 杭州
Frank & 永哲 · 中国 · 上海
02 · GLOBAL COMMUNITY

Global Community Ambassadors

Across countries and cultures, building MiniCPM in the open

Ashutosh Mishra · India
Josh Thomson · Australia
Alexey Fateev · Russia
Marina Rosa · Brazil
Dimas Victor · Indonesia
Luis Poveda Valdivia · Spain / Barcelona
Joey Rodriguez · USA
MINICPM AMBASSADOR · 2026

The next person to change open source could be you

Share your work, connect with more developers, and bring on-device intelligence to the real world together with the global community.

Explore the Program

FAQs

Q ↔ A Chat
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Can I apply if I haven't used MiniCPM before?
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Yes. We welcome developers who are passionate about open-source AI and interested in learning, building, and contributing to the community.
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Is the program open worldwide?
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Yes. The MiniCPM Global Developer Ambassador Program welcomes applicants from around the world.
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Is there any cost to join?
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No. The program is completely free.
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Can organizations or teams apply?
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The program is currently designed for individual developers. However, if you represent a developer community, technical organization, or open-source project, we would love to hear from you and explore collaboration opportunities.
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Can I share my ambassador status publicly?
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Absolutely. We encourage ambassadors to share their journey, projects, and experiences with the community.
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Can I participate in other AI ambassador programs?
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Yes. We support collaboration across the open-source AI ecosystem and generally do not restrict participation in other programs.