Applied Sociolinguistic AI for Community Development (ASA-CD): A New Scientific Paradigm for Linguistically-Grounded Social Intervention
S M Ruhul Alam, Rifa Ferzana

TL;DR
This paper introduces ASA-CD, a novel AI-based framework grounded in sociolinguistics for community development, utilizing linguistic biomarkers, NLP optimization, and a standardized intervention protocol to promote community empowerment.
Contribution
It presents a new scientific paradigm combining sociolinguistics and AI for community intervention, including biomarkers, NLP methods, and a five-phase protocol.
Findings
Associations between exclusionary language and negative sentiment identified
Simulated interventions show potential for improving community discourse
Framework supports scalable, ethical AI for social empowerment
Abstract
This paper establishes Applied Sociolinguistic AI for Community Development (ASA-CD) as a novel scientific paradigm for addressing community challenges through linguistically grounded, AI-enabled intervention. ASA-CD introduces three key contributions: (1) linguistic biomarkers as computational indicators of discursive fragmentation; (2) development-aligned natural language processing (NLP), an AI optimisation paradigm prioritising collective outcomes; and (3) a standardised five-phase protocol for discursive intervention. A proof-of-concept study, incorporating real-world and synthetic corpora, demonstrates systematic associations between exclusionary language and negative sentiment and simulates intervention-based improvements. ASA-CD provides a unified methodological, ethical and empirical framework for scalable, value-aligned AI in the service of community empowerment.
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Taxonomy
TopicsMental Health via Writing · Neurobiology of Language and Bilingualism · Language Development and Disorders
