This model is prepared to identify hate speech towards a specific ethnicity, nationality, religion, sexuality, disability, or class.
| Hate Speech | : This label shows the texts that contain hate speech. |
| Not Hate Speech | : This label indicates conversations that do not contain hate speech. |
Hate Speech Detector is a pre-trained AI model that automatically identifies and classifies hate speech in text. It is designed to detect harmful content such as racism, sexism, homophobia, xenophobia, religious intolerance, and offensive slurs.
The model is trained on large, diverse datasets of online discussions, social media posts, and forum comments. It processes unstructured text—whether a short comment, a tweet, or a conversation snippet—and determines whether it contains hate speech. If the text does not clearly fit, the model outputs “None”, ensuring neutral or irrelevant content is not mislabeled. By filtering harmful language at scale, organizations can create safer communities and protect brand integrity.
Relying on keywords alone makes it easy to overlook context and subtle meaning. For example:
Hate Speech Detector goes beyond keywords with context-aware semantic analysis. It understands slang, sarcasm, multi-topic sentences, and cultural nuance—reducing false positives while catching hidden hate speech.
Covering 30+ languages such as English, Spanish, French, German, and Dutch, the model empowers organizations to maintain consistent content moderation across diverse regions and audiences.
With millions of comments generated daily, manual moderation is both costly and inconsistent. Hate Speech Detector automates this process, enabling:
Example Scenario: An online forum receives thousands of daily comments. Hate Speech Detector identifies racist slurs, subtle xenophobic remarks, and sexist comments in real time, while ignoring neutral or positive posts. This ensures moderators focus only on harmful content, saving time and resources.
Kimola’s Hate Speech Detector offers more than automated flagging:
By focusing on both accuracy and context, the model transforms raw user comments into safe, structured insights, empowering platforms to foster healthier digital environments.
Use the console above to test the model. Paste a social media post, chat message, or forum comment, and instantly see if it’s flagged as hate speech. Testing with your own data shows how the model interprets different expressions, distinguishes harmful content from harmless slang, and helps create safer communities.
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It’s one of Kimola’s pre-trained AI models designed to identify and classify hate speech in text. The model uses two labels: Hate Speech (content that is offensive, discriminatory, or harmful) and Not Hate Speech (neutral or safe content).
Any organization that needs to monitor, moderate, or research online conversations—such as social media platforms, gaming companies, forums, news websites, NGOs, and brands concerned with digital safety.
No. The model is ready to use. You only need to upload your data or connect via API. Supported file formats include .xls, .xlsx, .csv, and .tsv for seamless integration into your workflow.
Yes. The model is designed to handle nuanced expressions. For example, sarcastic remarks that mask offensive intent can still be flagged as hate speech when context indicates harmful meaning.
With multilingual capability across 30+ languages, it ensures that hate speech is consistently identified in different cultural and linguistic contexts, enabling global platforms to apply uniform moderation policies.
Absolutely. Brands can use it to monitor harmful content that may affect their reputation or customer community.
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