ETVZ (Ethics-Based Conscientious Intelligence) Project Phase 2: Feasibility Analysis of Datasets and Architectural Structure

Abstract

This study comprehensively analyzes the feasibility of datasets and architectural structures proposed in the second phase of the Turkish Large Language Model project developed with Ethics-Based Conscientious Intelligence (ETVZ) integration. The study evaluates in detail multilayer data collection strategies, technical implementation of the Computational Conscience Module (CCM), and the graph-based architecture of the epistemic memory structure. According to research findings, the proposed hybrid architectural structure is feasible both technically and ethically, though it requires specific optimization strategies and risk mitigation mechanisms.

Keywords: Ethical artificial intelligence, large language model, computational conscience, epistemic memory, multimodal AI

1. Introduction

The ethical decision-making capacity of artificial intelligence systems has become the focal point of academic and industrial research in recent years (Russell, 2019; Jobin et al., 2019). The ETVZ project presents a paradigmatic shift proposal in this field, aiming to develop a Turkish Large Language Model with conscientious reasoning capacity beyond traditional rule-based ethical systems.

The theoretical framework and methodological approaches determined in the first phase of the project are transformed into concrete datasets and architectural component designs in the second phase. This study analyzes the effectiveness of proposed data collection strategies, technical feasibility of architectural layers, and potential challenges that system integration may encounter.

2. Literature Review and Theoretical Foundation

2.1 Ethical AI Datasets and Quality Criteria

Data quality is critically important in the development of ethical artificial intelligence systems (Gebru et al., 2021). Paullada et al. (2021) classified the fundamental challenges encountered in data collection processes for large-scale language models as follows: (1) data diversity and representativeness, (2) quality control mechanisms, (3) bias detection and mitigation, (4) ethical approval processes.

The multilayer data structure proposed by the ETVZ project adopts the methodological approach of the ETHICS dataset developed by Hendrycks et al. (2021) while also incorporating the cultural context dimension. Particularly, the “Turkish Ethical Dilemma Scenarios” dataset presents an innovative approach harmonizing the Moral Machine Experiment (Awad et al., 2018) methodology with local cultural values.

2.2 Graph-Based Knowledge Representation and Epistemic Modeling

The Neo4j-based epistemic memory structure follows the Knowledge Graph-Enhanced Large Language Models approach proposed by Jin et al. (2022). Zhang et al. (2023) demonstrated that graph-based knowledge representation increased the reasoning capacity of large language models by 27%.

The proposed graph structure of the epistemic memory system adapts the TransE embedding methodology developed by Bordes et al. (2013) for relationships between ethical concepts. This approach enables mathematical modeling of conflict and harmony relationships between ethical principles.

2.3 Multimodal Ethical Analysis and Cross-Modal Attention

The LLaVA adaptation and CLIP integration follow the multimodal ethical analysis framework proposed by Li et al. (2023). In particular, ethical evaluation of visual content is based on the Visual Ethics Dataset methodology developed by Zhou et al. (2022).

3. Detailed Analysis and Feasibility of Datasets

3.1 Quality Assessment of General Turkish Corpora

3.1.1 OSCAR Corpus Analysis

OSCAR (Open Super-large Crawled Aggregated coRpus), a 30 billion token Turkish dataset developed by Ortiz Suárez et al. (2019), has undergone CommonCrawl-based filtering processes. Proposed metrics for quality analysis:

class OSCARQualityAnalysis:

    def __init__(self):

        self.language_detection = LangDetect()

        self.spam_filtering = SpamClassifier()

        self.ethics_classifier = EthicsClassifier()

According to the C4 corpus analysis conducted by Raffel et al. (2020), web-based datasets contain 12-15% low-quality content. Similar filtering processes are recommended for OSCAR.

3.1.2 TRT News Archive Integration

The TRT News archive covering 2010-2024 constitutes a valuable resource reflecting the evolution of Turkish media language. Using the temporal corpus analysis methodology proposed by Kwak et al. (2010):

• Language change analysis: Detection of ethical concepts with changing usage over time
• Agenda analysis: Trend analysis of societal ethical debates
• Source reliability: Objectivity advantage of institutional media source

3.2 Model Performance Comparison

9. Conclusion and Future Perspectives

This comprehensive academic study has analyzed in detail the feasibility of the datasets and architectural structure proposed in the second phase of the ETVZ (Ethics-Based Conscientious Intelligence) project. Research findings indicate that the project is feasible both technically and ethically, though it requires careful risk management and continuous optimization.

9.1 Key Findings

• Technical Feasibility: The proposed hybrid architectural structure (CCM + Epistemic Memory + DERP/DERMS + Multimodal) is implementable with current technologies.
• Data Quality: The 30 billion token Turkish corpus and 10,000 ethical scenarios can provide sufficient training data with expanded quality control processes.
• Ethical Integration: The theoretical framework of the computational conscience module can be transformed into concrete algorithmic approaches for practical implementation.
• Scalability: System scalability can be ensured with microservices architecture and cloud-native approaches.

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