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18.08.2025

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Mingyang Wang Receives Award at ACL 2025

Award for Impactful Contribution to Reliable and Inclusive NLP

MCML Junior Member Mingyang Wang, PhD student in the group of our PI Hinrich Schütze, has been honored with the SAC Highlights Award at ACL 2025 for the paper “Lost in Multilinguality: Dissecting Cross-lingual Factual Inconsistency in Transformer Language Models.”

This award recognizes impactful research advancing the understanding of factual consistency across languages in large language models, contributing to more reliable and inclusive NLP systems.

Congratulations from us!

Check out the full paper:

A* Conference
M. Wang • H. Adel • L. Lange • Y. LiuE. Nie • J. Strötgen • H. Schütze
Lost in Multilinguality: Dissecting Cross-lingual Factual Inconsistency in Transformer Language Models.
ACL 2025 - 63rd Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics. Vienna, Austria, Jul 27-Aug 01, 2025. DOI
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