Providers should specify adequately supported languages to avoid harm
anas_ant · x · 2026-08-28
Addressing insufficient multilingual support, the author argues that AI providers should specify which languages are adequately supported, based on evaluations or training data understanding. This transparency is crucial to avoid harming users of languages that lack proper support.
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