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Approach: They compare Bengali-oriented LLMs with open-weight and closed-source LLM models . they conclude that there is a need for a Bengali model, but lacks high-quality pretraining data .
Outcome: The proposed model outperforms existing models on Bengali on low-resource languages . the results highlight biases in machine-translated datasets used for Bengali NLP tasks .

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