Hate Speech
Hate speech, encompassing discriminatory and derogatory language targeting individuals or groups, is a significant online problem. Current research focuses on improving automated hate speech detection, employing various deep learning models like BERT, LSTM, and transformer-based architectures, often incorporating multimodal data (text and images) and addressing challenges like implicit hate, code-mixing, and cross-cultural variations. These efforts aim to enhance the accuracy and fairness of hate speech detection systems, ultimately contributing to safer online environments and informing content moderation strategies. The field also explores methods for generating counterspeech and mitigating biases within detection models.
Papers
Hate Speech Targets Detection in Parler using BERT
Nadav Schneider, Shimon Shouei, Saleem Ghantous, Elad Feldman
Detection of Homophobia & Transphobia in Dravidian Languages: Exploring Deep Learning Methods
Deepawali Sharma, Vedika Gupta, Vivek Kumar Singh
LAHM : Large Annotated Dataset for Multi-Domain and Multilingual Hate Speech Identification
Ankit Yadav, Shubham Chandel, Sushant Chatufale, Anil Bandhakavi