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From Algorithmic Marginalization to AI-Mediated Re-Centering: Can Culturally Grounded AI Bring Hakka Language and Culture Back into Mainstream Society?
As large language models increasingly mediate writing, translation, information retrieval, and education, the technological support available to a language may influence its position in contemporary social life. For minority and minoritized languages, this raises a dual problem: inadequate functiona
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