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Computer Science > Computation and Language

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By P Sam, Tadesse Destaw, Maryam Ibrahim
| arXiv
Safety alignment in large language models (LLMs) is largely developed in English, assuming these safeguards generalize across multilingual settings. However, this assumption remains underexplored and exposes a vulnerability in low-resource languages. We investigate cross-lingual safety transfer in four African languages, Twi, Hausa, Amharic, and Swahili, using LoDNA, a new safety dataset that pairs literal translations with culturally localized prompts.
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Who Will Carry The Child Across?

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By Maryam Ibrahim
| Modern Ghana Verified
When floodwater rises in Ghana, it does not rise equally for everyone. Adults may be able to wade, detour, or wait for the water to recede, but children—especially schoolchildren—are often left stranded, frightened, and exposed. For them, flooding is not only a weather event; it is a daily threat to life, learning, and dignity. In many communities, children still walk to school across streams, broken culverts, muddy paths, and low-lying bridges. When the rains come, those same paths become traps.
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Mózg matki przechodzi fascynującą metamorfozę. Z każdą ciążą staje się bardziej wyspecjalizowany

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By Maryam Ibrahim
| national-geographic.pl
Spis treści: Mózg przebudowuje się pod kątem świadomości społecznej Mózg staje się bardziej wyspecjalizowany z każdą kolejną ciążą Mózg „zamienia” pamięć na większą wrażliwość emocjonalną Zmiany w mózgu mogą wspierać zdrowie psychiczne Mózg nie wraca po prostu do stanu sprzed ciąży Świeżo upieczone mamy często opisują „mgłę mózgową” w bardzo podobny sposób – od wchodzenia do pokoju i zapominania, po co się tam przyszło, aż po gubienie słów w połowie zdania.
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