arXiv Computation and Language October 23, 2026 By Athira Gopal, Patil Prathamesh Pravin, Ankush Kadu, Arpit Jain, Ashwanth Krishnan

Same Entity, Different Script: Diagnosing Cross-Script Entity Matching Failures in Language Models

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arXiv:2610. 31407v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Multilingual language models can give different identity judgments when the same people's names are written in different scripts.

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