NEUSAI Arabic AI Red Team
Your assistant refuses the request in standard Arabic. Does it refuse it in Arabizi?
Your Arabic chatbot may refuse a request in standard Arabic, then answer the same request in a dialect or in Arabizi. We test it the way people in the region actually write, and show you where it gives way and how to fix it, before your customers find out.
The problem, and what changes
The problem
Most AI safety testing is done in English. Your customers write in standard Arabic, in Gulf and Egyptian dialects and in Arabizi. An assistant that holds firm in one of these can give way in another, and a test in English alone will not show it.
With Arabic AI Red Team
Gaps found before launch
You see where the assistant gives way, in which form of Arabic, with the evidence.
A fix for every finding
Each finding says what to change.
One report, two languages
In Arabic and English, for your technical team and your management.
What it does not do
- We never ask your system for harmful content.
- The result reflects the assistant during the agreed test window. If the model or its instructions change later, it needs a new test.
- Native speakers are still reviewing the dialect and Arabizi texts.
Method details and sample reports are shared with clients under a non-disclosure agreement.
Tell us in a line or two what you run. A named person replies within two working days.
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