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Instruction-Guided Poetry Generation in Arabic and Its Dialects

arXiv · Apr 30

Researchers at MBZUAI have developed a new method for controllable poetry generation in Arabic and its dialects, moving beyond traditional analysis tasks for Arabic poetry within Large Language Models (LLMs). They introduce a large-scale, instruction-based dataset in Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) and various Arabic dialects, enabling LLMs to perform tasks like writing, revising, and continuing poems based on user criteria. Experiments show that fine-tuning LLMs on this dataset results in models capable of generating poetry aligned with user requirements, validated by automated metrics and human evaluation. Why it matters: This work represents a significant advancement in Arabic Natural Language Processing, offering tools for creative expression and cultural preservation while opening new avenues for user-guided content generation in culturally rich text forms.

VENOM: Text-driven Unrestricted Adversarial Example Generation with Diffusion Models

arXiv · Jan 14

The paper introduces VENOM, a text-driven framework for generating high-quality unrestricted adversarial examples using diffusion models. VENOM unifies image content generation and adversarial synthesis into a single reverse diffusion process, enhancing both attack success rate and image quality. The framework incorporates an adaptive adversarial guidance strategy with momentum to ensure the generated adversarial examples align with the distribution of natural images.

Truth-O-Meter: Making neural content meaningful and truthful

MBZUAI · Invalid Date

A new content improvement system has been developed to address issues of randomness and incorrectness in text generated by deep learning models like GPT-3. The system uses text mining to identify correct sentences and employs syntactic/semantic generalization to substitute problematic elements. The system can substantially improve the factual correctness and meaningfulness of raw content. Why it matters: Improving the quality of automatically generated content is crucial for ensuring reliability and trustworthiness across various AI applications.