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The Arabic non-STEM question-answering dataset released by InfoBay AI contains over 6.5 million multiple-choice questions covering general education fields. This dataset is specifically designed for supervised fine-tuning and RLHF workflows, aiming to enhance the capabilities of Arabic large language models in question answering, reasoning, and general knowledge understanding.
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InfoBay AI has released an Arabic non-STEM question-answering dataset containing over 6.5 million multiple-choice questions covering general education fields. It is specifically designed for supervised fine-tuning and RLHF, aiming to enhance the question answering, reasoning, and general knowledge understanding capabilities of Arabic large language models.
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Traditional NLP datasets are mostly English-based, while high-quality Arabic resources are relatively scarce, limiting the development of Arabic AI applications. This dataset fills the gap and is of great significance for promoting AI inclusivity and model fairness (reducing the technical gap caused by uneven language resources).
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The dataset uses a structured JSON format. Each record includes fields such as answer_type, q_string, q_option, q_answer, lang_code, and category, making it easy to integrate into existing machine learning pipelines.
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This dataset is an important strategic-level multilingual NLP resource with reliable scale and quality, and optimized for scenarios, making it a high-quality resource for Arabic AI developers. As AI moves toward multilingual development, the role of such non-English datasets will become increasingly critical.
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The dataset is for research and educational purposes only. Sample data is available on GitHub. The complete dataset and enterprise authorization need to be obtained through the InfoBay AI official website, balancing academic use and commercial compliance.
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