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Transformer-driven Multi-task Learning for Fake and Hateful Content Detection

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Two models are proposed: Hing_MTL - a Multi-task Learning (MTL) model implemented by ensembling two pre-trained Hinglish Bidirectional Encoder Representations from Transformers (Hinglish-BERT), and Ensemble_MTL - a MTL model implemented by ensembling two pre-trained models to detect fake and hate content and identify the target and severity of hateful speech.

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