Multilingual Standalone Trustworthy Voice-Based Social Network for Disaster Situations
Majid Behravan, Elham Mohammadrezaei, Mohamed Azab, Denis Gracanin

TL;DR
This paper introduces a multilingual, voice-based social network utilizing AI and blockchain to facilitate secure, offline, cross-linguistic communication in disaster scenarios, improving emergency response effectiveness.
Contribution
It presents a novel offline-capable system combining AI translation and blockchain security for multilingual voice communication in disaster contexts.
Findings
High accuracy in speech recognition and translation
Low latency and high user satisfaction
Effective offline operation in compromised environments
Abstract
In disaster scenarios, effective communication is crucial, yet language barriers often hinder timely and accurate information dissemination, exacerbating vulnerabilities and complicating response efforts. This paper presents a novel, multilingual, voice-based social network specifically designed to address these challenges. The proposed system integrates advanced artificial intelligence (AI) with blockchain technology to enable secure, asynchronous voice communication across multiple languages. The application operates independently of external servers, ensuring reliability even in compromised environments by functioning offline through local networks. Key features include AI-driven real-time translation of voice messages, ensuring seamless cross-linguistic communication, and blockchain-enabled storage for secure, immutable records of all interactions, safeguarding message integrity.…
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Taxonomy
TopicsDisaster Management and Resilience · Expert finding and Q&A systems · Topic Modeling
