TL;DR 

[ https://helsinki-nlp.github.io/shroom/2025a | SHROOM-CAP ] is an 
Indic-centric shared task co-located with [ https://chomps2025.github.io/ | 
CHOMPS-2025 ] to advance the SOTA in hallucination detection for scientific 
content generated with LLMs. We have annotated hallucinated content in 5 
high-resource languages and surprisal 4 low-resource Indic languages using 
top-tier LLMs. Participate in as many languages as you like by accurately 
detecting the presence of hallucinated content. 
Stay informed by joining our [ https://groups.google.com/g/shroomcap | Google 
group ] ! 

Full Invitation 
We are excited to announce the SHROOM-CAP shared task on cross-lingual 
hallucination detection for scientific publication (link to [ 
https://helsinki-nlp.github.io/shroom/2025a | website ] ). We invite 
participants to detect whether or not there is hallucination in the outputs of 
instruction-tuned LLMs within a cross-lingual scientific context. 


About 

This shared task builds upon our previous iteration, [ 
https://helsinki-nlp.github.io/shroom/2024 | SHROOM ] , with three key 
highlights: LLM-centered, cross-lingual annotations & hallucination and fluency 
prediction. 


LLMs frequently produce "hallucinations," where models generate plausible but 
incorrect outputs, while the existing metrics prioritize fluency over 
correctness. This results in an issue of growing concern as these models are 
increasingly adopted by the public. 

With SHROOM-CAP, we want to advance the state-of-the-art in detecting 
hallucinated scientific content. This new iteration of the shared task is held 
in a cross-lingual and multimodel context: we provide data produced by a 
variety of open-weights LLMs in 5+4 different high and low resource languages 
(English, French, Spanish, Hindi, Italian, and to-be-later-revealed Indic 
languages). 


Participants are invited to participate in any of the languages available and 
are expected to develop systems that can accurately identify hallucinations in 
generated scientific content. 

Additionally, participants will also be invited to submit system description 
papers, with the option to present them in oral/poster format during the CHOMPS 
workshop (collocated with [ https://2025.aaclnet.org/ | IJCNLP-AACL 2025, 
Mumbai, India ] ). Participants that elect to write a system description paper 
will be asked to review their peers’ submissions (max 2 papers per author). 


Key Dates: 
All deadlines are “anywhere on Earth” (23:59 UTC-12). 

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Train set available by: 31.07.2025 
    * Validation set available by: 05.09.2025 
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Test set available by: 05.10.2025 
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Test phase ends: 12.10.2025 
    * Leaderboard release: 15.10.2025 
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System description papers due: 25.10.2025 
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Notification of acceptance: 05.11.2025 
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Camera-ready due: 11.11.2025 
    * Proceedings due: 01.12.2025 
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CHOMPS workshop: 23/ [ https://mail.ufal.mff.cuni.cz/calendar/day/1766568272945 
| 24th December 2025 ] (co-located with IJCNLP-AACL 2025) 


Evaluation Metrics: 

Participants will be ranked along two criteria: 

1. factuality mistakes measured via macro-F1 gold reference vs. predicted; 

2. fluency mistakes measured via macro-F1 gold reference vs. predicted based on 
our annotations. 


Rankings and submissions will be done separately per language: you are welcome 
to focus only on the languages you are interested in! 


How to Participate: 

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Register: Please register your team [ https://forms.gle/hWR9jwTBjZQmFKAE7 | 
https://forms.gle/hWR9jwTBjZQmFKAE7 ] and join our google group: [ 
https://groups.google.com/g/shroomcap | https://groups.google.com/g/shroomcap ] 
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Submit results: use our platform to submit your results before 12.10.2025. The 
submission platform is now available at: [ 
https://shroomcap.pythonanywhere.com/submission/ | 
https://shroomcap.pythonanywhere.com/submission/ ] 
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Submit your system description: system description papers should be submitted 
by 25.10.2025. 


Want to be kept in the loop? 
Join our [ https://groups.google.com/g/shroomcap | Google group mailing list ] 
! We look forward to your participation and to the exciting research that will 
emerge from this task. 


Best regards, 
SHROOM-CAP organizers 
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