AI Research · Software Engineering

Building AI that understands more languages.

I'm Madhusodan Chakraborty, a software engineer and researcher exploring trustworthy multilingual AI — with a focus on Bangla, political-stance evaluation, and reliable language technologies for underserved communities.

Multilingual language modelsInformation integrityRobustness & evaluation

Research grounded in real-world software.

My work connects natural language processing with the engineering needed to build dependable systems. I am interested in how AI models interpret political language, identify misleading factual claims, and perform in languages that have fewer training and evaluation resources.

Alongside my research, I work on scalable backend services, data-processing pipelines, and enterprise applications. That practical perspective shapes how I think about model evaluation, reproducibility, and real-world use.

Making multilingual AI more dependable.

My research aims to identify where language models make mistakes, test methods to improve them, and create evaluation resources that other researchers and developers can use.

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Political stance & framing

Study how models distinguish neutral reporting from politically framed content, without treating a legitimate viewpoint as misinformation.

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Evidence-based claim analysis

Investigate how language models assess verifiable factual claims and communicate uncertainty when credible evidence is missing.

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Bias & robustness evaluation

Test counterfactual examples and adversarial paraphrases to understand whether models rely on irrelevant cues or fragile wording.

Published research.

2025 · ACL Anthology · Bangla Language Processing Workshop

Read Between the Lines: A Benchmark for Uncovering Political Bias in Bangla News Articles

Coauthored research evaluating how large language models classify government-leaning, government-critical, and neutral Bangla news reporting. The work provides a foundation for further research into multilingual model reliability and political-stance evaluation.

View paper on ACL Anthology
28LLMs evaluated
200Bangla news articles
Transformer fine-tuningContrastive learningCounterfactual augmentationAdversarial paraphrasingRetrieval-based verificationHuman-annotated datasets

From research ideas to dependable systems.

My background in enterprise software and language technologies helps me approach research with both experimental rigor and practical implementation in mind.

Backend software development

Java, Spring Boot, APIs, distributed services, and scalable application development.

Data pipelines and integration

ETL workflows, SQL databases, batch processing, and large-scale information management.

Bangla language technologies

Experience in Bangla information retrieval and language-processing research, including earlier work involving the Pipilika search engine.

Interested in trustworthy multilingual AI?

I'm interested in research discussions and collaborations around language-model evaluation, low-resource languages, and dependable information systems. Explore my research and publications below.

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