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Paul Azunre

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Preprint Oct 2026

GLOSS-MT: Controllable Low-Resource Machine Translation with an Editable Dictionary

Adapting a pretrained machine translation (MT) model to new terminology usually requires new parallel data and another round of fine-tuning, which is costly for low-resource languages. We ask whether controllability can be added to MT, and the fine-tuning burden reduced, without degrading the pretrained model. GLOSS-MT...

Mich-Seth Owusu, Stephen E. Moore, Akwasi Asare et al. · 0 citations
#artificial intelligence Preprint Sep 2026

Benchmarking and Domain Adaptation of Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) for Adolescent Health Communication in Ghanaian Languages

An end-to-end study of automatic speech recognition (ASR) for adolescent health communication in three Ghanaian languages, validated through KasaHealth, a live voice-first ASRH application deployed in all three languages, complemented by Senti-Check, a technical evaluation harness.

Stephen E. Moore, Akwasi Asare, Mich-Seth Owusu et al. · 0 citations
Jul 2026

DONDO: Open w2v-BERT Speech-Recognition Base Models for African Languages

We present DONDO, a family of open, permissively licensed automatic speech recognition (ASR) base models for African languages, built on the w2v-BERT 2.0 self-supervised speech encoder. DONDO comprises twenty-one monolingual models and five multilingual models spanning twenty-seven language varieties across Ghana, Sier...

Paul Azunre, Naafi Dasana Ibrahim, Joel Budu et al. · 0 citations
Preprint Jul 2026

DONDO : Open w2v-BERT Speech-Recognition Base Models for African Languages Democratizing Oral Neural Dialect Ontology

We present DONDO, a family of open, permissively licensed automatic speech recognition (ASR) base models for African languages, built on the w2v-BERT 2.0 self-supervised speech encoder. DONDO comprises twenty-one monolingual models and five multilingual models spanning twenty-seven language varieties across Ghana, Sier...

P. Azunre, AI Khaya · 0 citations

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