Does translated English text represent knowledge created in Indian languages?
No. Translation can make useful material accessible, but it cannot by itself reproduce locally authored explanations, idioms, community knowledge or the context behind a phrase. A strong training mix needs translated material alongside naturally written language and evaluation by speakers who understand the relevant setting.
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India’s AI Data Gap Gets a 2.8-Trillion-Token AnswerA new Indic-language data effort could broaden model training, but translated text, scripts and lived language remain distinct challenges.
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