Arab scientists who spoke to Al Jazeera Net said that artificial intelligence tools may struggle to represent Arab scientific output. According to these scientists, the causes of this difficulty include a shortage of Arabic data and gaps in indexing and retrieval. The scientists believe that developers' backgrounds are another factor that may hinder the representation of Arab research in these tools. This brief attributes these statements to what Al Jazeera Net reported from these scientists. Their remarks relate to three factors: the shortage of data, gaps in indexing and retrieval, and developers' backgrounds.
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Arab scientists: AI tools may struggle to represent Arab scientific output
Scientists speaking to Al Jazeera Net point to a shortage of Arabic data, gaps in indexing and retrieval, and developers' backgrounds
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- Arab scientists told Al Jazeera Net that AI tools may struggle to represent Arab scientific output.
- Among the causes they cited are a shortage of Arabic data and gaps in indexing and retrieval.
- They believe developers' backgrounds are another factor that may hinder the representation of Arab research.
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- Al Jazeera Arabicيتحدث الإنجليزية بطلاقة ويتلعثم أمام الأبحاث العربية.. ما مشكلة الذكاء الاصطناعي؟Primary source