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| author | Joshi, Raviraj Paul, Rakesh Singla, Kanishk Kamath, Anusha Evans, Michael Luna, Katherine Ghosh, Shaona Vaidya, Utkarsh Long, Eileen Chauhan, Sanjay Singh Wartikar, Niranjan |
| author_facet | Joshi, Raviraj Paul, Rakesh Singla, Kanishk Kamath, Anusha Evans, Michael Luna, Katherine Ghosh, Shaona Vaidya, Utkarsh Long, Eileen Chauhan, Sanjay Singh Wartikar, Niranjan |
| contents | The increasing use of Large Language Models (LLMs) in agentic applications highlights the need for robust safety guard models. While content safety in English is well-studied, non-English languages lack similar advancements due to the high cost of collecting culturally aligned labeled datasets. We present CultureGuard, a novel solution for curating culturally aligned, high-quality safety datasets across multiple languages. Our approach introduces a four-stage synthetic data generation and filtering pipeline: cultural data segregation, cultural data adaptation, machine translation, and quality filtering. This pipeline enables the conversion and expansion of the Nemotron-Content-Safety-Dataset-V2 English safety dataset into eight distinct languages: Arabic, German, Spanish, French, Hindi, Japanese, Thai, and Chinese. The resulting dataset, Nemotron-Safety-Guard-Dataset-v3, comprises 386,661 samples in 9 languages and facilitates the training of Llama-3.1-Nemotron-Safety-Guard-8B-v3 via LoRA-based fine-tuning. The final model achieves state-of-the-art performance on several multilingual content safety benchmarks. Furthermore, we show our moderately multilingual fine-tuning enables robust cross-lingual transfer and strong zero-shot generalization to unseen languages. We also benchmark the latest open LLMs on multilingual safety and observe that these LLMs are more prone to give unsafe responses when prompted in non-English languages. This work advances multilingual LLM safety by enabling the development of culturally aware safety guard models. |
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| spellingShingle | CultureGuard: Towards Culturally-Aware Dataset and Guard Model for Multilingual Safety Applications Joshi, Raviraj Paul, Rakesh Singla, Kanishk Kamath, Anusha Evans, Michael Luna, Katherine Ghosh, Shaona Vaidya, Utkarsh Long, Eileen Chauhan, Sanjay Singh Wartikar, Niranjan Computation and Language Machine Learning The increasing use of Large Language Models (LLMs) in agentic applications highlights the need for robust safety guard models. While content safety in English is well-studied, non-English languages lack similar advancements due to the high cost of collecting culturally aligned labeled datasets. We present CultureGuard, a novel solution for curating culturally aligned, high-quality safety datasets across multiple languages. Our approach introduces a four-stage synthetic data generation and filtering pipeline: cultural data segregation, cultural data adaptation, machine translation, and quality filtering. This pipeline enables the conversion and expansion of the Nemotron-Content-Safety-Dataset-V2 English safety dataset into eight distinct languages: Arabic, German, Spanish, French, Hindi, Japanese, Thai, and Chinese. The resulting dataset, Nemotron-Safety-Guard-Dataset-v3, comprises 386,661 samples in 9 languages and facilitates the training of Llama-3.1-Nemotron-Safety-Guard-8B-v3 via LoRA-based fine-tuning. The final model achieves state-of-the-art performance on several multilingual content safety benchmarks. Furthermore, we show our moderately multilingual fine-tuning enables robust cross-lingual transfer and strong zero-shot generalization to unseen languages. We also benchmark the latest open LLMs on multilingual safety and observe that these LLMs are more prone to give unsafe responses when prompted in non-English languages. This work advances multilingual LLM safety by enabling the development of culturally aware safety guard models. |
| title | CultureGuard: Towards Culturally-Aware Dataset and Guard Model for Multilingual Safety Applications |
| topic | Computation and Language Machine Learning |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.01710 |