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The smallest languages may teach us what AI is really optimizing for

Large models are impressive in widely spoken languages. The experience is very different for smaller languages and regional dialects. When a language has less training data, AI may produce translations that are technically understandable but culturally strange. It may also push people toward the do…

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  1. 2026-10-12 02:18 · r/artificial
    The smallest languages may teach us what AI is really optimizing for

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