Arabic and English language systems
Evaluating conversational interfaces, retrieval and generation for Arabic-first products, including Egyptian Arabic usage.
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Evaluating conversational interfaces, retrieval and generation for Arabic-first products, including Egyptian Arabic usage.
Comparing candidate models on the same tasks with one rubric, then reporting where each approach fails, not only its headline accuracy.
Testing whether a workflow can be supported by AI at acceptable quality, cost and latency before a production commitment.
Studying how people actually use a product so the next build starts from observed behaviour rather than assumptions.
Define what needs to be learned and why.
Design and run focused, measurable experiments.
Turn results into clear findings.
A practical path forward, with risks named.
Pricing, timelines, and availability are not published. A research scope is agreed with the team before the work begins.
Research & Development serviceSignal is a short applied-research study comparing approaches to Arabic and English conversational interfaces for public services.
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