> Clear examples emerge when global language models address culturally sensitive issues, such as social relationships or political debates. They often adopt amb

> Clear examples emerge when global language models address culturally sensitive issues, such as social relationships or political debates. They often adopt ambiguous positions that overlook the Arab cultural context, creating a gap between these digital tools and the values and lived experiences of Arab users. Well I have bad news, my friend. English language models are also terrible at this. This whole article seems to stem from the premise that it's important for LLMs to engage cultural issues competently. But... should they even?