New Preprint Tests Whether RAG Helps LLMs Detect Implicit Misogyny
MaartenSap · x · 2026-11-06
A new preprint, RAGing Against Misogyny, explores whether external knowledge can help LLMs explain implicit misogyny, which models struggle to identify. The authors test three knowledge sources — Wikipedia, slang dictionaries, and feminist literature — to see which improves RAG-augmented detection and explanation.
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