turkish

Introduces a comprehensive hate speech dataset for Turkish and Arabic, and develops state-of-the-art BERT-based models for hate speech analysis including classification, intensity prediction, target identification, and span detection.

This paper introduces the first public multimodal dataset of 100 Turkish scam and benign phone calls, evaluating seven LLMs under raw audio, ASR transcripts, and human-corrected transcripts. Results show transcript-based inputs outperform direct audio, highlighting the need for inclusive AI safety research in low-resource languages.

This paper presents Morpheus, a neural tokenizer and word embedder for Turkish that learns morpheme boundaries without string normalization, achieving lossless tokenization and competitive embeddings for lexical retrieval, while using less GPU memory than subword tokenizers.