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ACL Anthology · ACL 2026:acl:2026.acl-long.2204 · 记录 #1

A Multilingual Social Bias Benchmark Incorporating Thinking Processes

来源日期(仅到月份) 2026-07
来源记录日期 2026-07
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Large Language Models (LLMs) can learn both useful knowledge and harmful stereotypes, making bias evaluation essential.Existing frameworks fall into two types: those considering reasoning steps (Thinking Process-Aware Evaluation, TPAE) and those focusing only on final outputs (Straight-to-the-Answer Evaluation, SAE).Prior TPAE studies showed effectiveness in assessing gender bias but relied on template-based, word-counting prompts, limiting generalization to other bias types, languages, and reasoning-based methods.In this study, we introduce MBTP, a multilingual social bias benchmark that incorporates human-generated pro- and anti-stereotype reasoning as part of the thinking process, and propose a few-shot meta-evaluation method that enables scalable bias assessment without model fine-tuning.From experiments evaluating 13 social bias categories across 8 languages, we find that human-generated thinking consistently yields higher-quality evaluations than LLM-generated or template-based approaches.Furthermore, TPAE demonstrates superior performance over SAE, highlighting the importance of considering reasoning processes in bias evaluation.We will release the MBTP dataset upon paper acceptance.

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A Multilingual Social Bias Benchmark Incorporating Thinking Processes

Large Language Models (LLMs) can learn both useful knowledge and harmful stereotypes, making bias evaluation essential.Existing frameworks fall into two types: those considering reasoning steps (Thinking Process-Aware Evaluation, TPAE) and those focusing only on final outputs (Straight-to-the-Answer Evaluation, SAE).Prior TPAE studies showed effectiveness in assessing gender bias but relied on template-based, word-counting prompts, limiting generalization to other bias types, languages, and reasoning-based methods.In this study, we introduce MBTP, a multilingual social bias benchmark that incorporates human-generated pro- and anti-stereotype reasoning as part of the thinking process, and propose a few-shot meta-evaluation method that enables scalable bias assessment without model fine-tuning.From experiments evaluating 13 social bias categories across 8 languages, we find that human-generated thinking consistently yields higher-quality evaluations than LLM-generated or template-based approaches.Furthermore, TPAE demonstrates superior performance over SAE, highlighting the importance of considering reasoning processes in bias evaluation.We will release the MBTP dataset upon paper acceptance.

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