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Preslav Nakov

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SQLStructEval: Structural Evaluation of LLM Text-to-SQL Generation

SQLStructEval is introduced, a framework that analyzes this behavior through canonical abstract syntax tree representations and adopts a pipeline that first generates structured intermediate representations and then deterministically compiles them into SQL, improving execution accuracy and structural agreement among co...

Yi-Xi Zhou, Fan Zhang, Zhiyu Guo et al. · 1 citation
#natural language process... Preprint Sep 2026

MIC: Explaining Image-Claim Inconsistencies in AI-Generated Multimodal Misinformation

Claims paired with AI-generated images are a rapidly growing form of misinformation. Existing automated fact-checking (AFC) methods mainly treat this as a provenance problem, detecting low-level synthesis artifacts to decide whether an image is AI-generated. However, such methods do not verify what human fact-checkers...

Rui-Hong Zeng, Jonathan Tonglet, Preslav Nakov et al. · 0 citations
#natural language process... Preprint Sep 2026

Same Scores, Different Decisions: Evaluating JEV and Language Models for Legal Document Understanding

Jev has the lowest cost and median response time among the evaluated configurations, while hosted language models achieve higher baseline accuracy and Rankings by baseline accuracy differ from rankings by correctness across every condition and repeat, although small differences in the latter do not establish a general...

Fan Zhang, Yan-Kai Chen, Zhuo-Han Xie et al. · 8 citations · ⚡1

Co-FactChecker: A Framework for Human-AI Collaborative Claim Verification Using Large Reasoning Models

Co-FactChecker is proposed, a framework for human-AI collaborative claim verification that translates expert feedback into trace-edits that introduce targeted modifications to the trace, sidestepping the shortcomings of dialogue-based interaction.

Dhruv Sahnan, Subhabrata Dutta, Tanmoy Chakraborty et al. · 1 citation

MemeLens: Multilingual Multitask VLMs for Memes

It is suggested that robust meme understanding requires multimodal training, varies substantially across semantic categories, and remains sensitive to over-specialization when models are fine-tuned on individual datasets rather than trained in a unified setting.

Ali Ezzat Shahroor, Mohamed Bayan Kmainasi, A. Hasnat et al. · 5 citations
Open access Aug 2026

Detecting AI-Generated Bulgarian Text: A Two-Step Multi-Class Classification Approach

A novel two-step multi-class classification system to identify varying degrees of machine involvement in Bulgarian text improves the reliable identification of human authorship and enhances the overall accuracy of multi-class text detection compared to single-step methods.

Boyan Bogdanov, D. Georgiev, D. Dimitrov et al. · 0 citations

Cultural Benchmarking of LLMs in MSA and Arabic Dialectal Dialogue

ArabCulture-Dialogue is introduced, a culturally grounded conversational dataset covering 13 Arabic-speaking countries, in both MSA and each country’s respective dialect, spanning 12 daily-life topics and 54 fine-grained subtopics, to address the performance gap between MSA and Arabic dialects.

M. Dehan, Aldry Kautsar, SaeedAlmheiri et al. · 0 citations
#natural language process... Preprint Sep 2026

MedSNIP: Building and Benchmarking Snippet-Level Granularity for Medical Fact Verification

Across MedSNIP-Bench, HealthFC, and MedHallu, snippet-level verification preserves or improves false-class F1, with gains concentrated where answers are long enough to fragment and where the verifier is strong enough to exploit the recovered structure.

Hasan Iqbal, Sarfraz Ahmad, Hyunjae Kim et al. · 0 citations

Can Dialects Be Steered Like Languages? Sparse Neurons and Distributed Directions in Arabic LLMs

Neuron steering reinforces dialect in some varieties when the prompt is already dialectal but cannot induce it from MSA prompts, whereas vector steering succeeds in both settings, and Arabic dialects are therefore steerable mainly through distributed rather than localized representations.

K. Elozeiri, Mervat T. Abassy, Omar Kallas et al. · 0 citations
Preprint Jul 2026

Jais 2: A Family of Arabic-Centric Open Large Language Models

Jais 2 is a family of Arabic-centric large language models developed jointly by MBZUAI, Cerebras, and Inception, designed to advance Arabic-centric language modeling, with strong performance across the Arabic and culturally grounded benchmarks evaluated in this report. The family includes, to our knowledge, the largest...

Mohamed Anwar, A. Freihat, George Ibrahim et al. · 3 citations

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