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Language Models' Factuality Depends on the Language of Inquiry

arXiv · · Significant research

Summary

Researchers introduce a benchmark to evaluate the factual recall and knowledge transferability of multilingual language models across 13 languages. The study reveals that language models often fail to transfer knowledge between languages, even when they possess the correct information in one language. The benchmark and evaluation framework are released to drive future research in multilingual knowledge transfer.

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