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common_corpus

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   <a href="https://iclr.cc/virtual/2026/poster/10011885"><b>Full paper - ICLR 2026 oral</b></a>
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-Common Corpus is the largest open and permissible licensed text dataset, comprising 2.27 trillion tokens (2,267,302,720,836 tokens). It is a diverse dataset, consisting of books, newspapers, scientific articles, government and legal documents, code, and more. Common Corpus has been created by Pleias in association with several partners.
 Common Corpus differs from existing open datasets in that it is:
-*  **Truly Open**: contains only data that is either uncopyrighted or permissively licensed
 *  **Traceable**: each individual document is associated with documented contextual information, including licensed use or lack of copyright.
 *  **Multilingual**: mostly representing English and French data, but contains data for 8 languages with more than 10 billion tokens (German, Spanish, Italian, Polish, Greek, Latin) and 33 languages with more than 1 billion tokens.
 *  **Diverse**: consisting of scientific articles, government and legal documents, code, and cultural heritage data, including books and newspapers
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 ### Considerations for Using the Data
-All data in Common Corpus are permissibly licensed and may be used for both commercial and non-commercial purposes.
 The dataset is multilingual. The language text is included in the metadata, so data can be filtered by language. Additionally, some of the text data are historical. The year each text is written is included in the metadata, therefore it is possible to construct a dataset with a custom date cutoff if desired.

   <a href="https://iclr.cc/virtual/2026/poster/10011885"><b>Full paper - ICLR 2026 oral</b></a>
 </p>
+Common Corpus is the largest open licensed text dataset, comprising 2.27 trillion tokens (2,267,302,720,836 tokens). It is a diverse dataset, consisting of books, newspapers, scientific articles, government and legal documents, code, and more. Common Corpus has been created by Pleias in association with several partners.
 Common Corpus differs from existing open datasets in that it is:
+*  **Truly Open**: contains only data that is either uncopyrighted or freely licensed
 *  **Traceable**: each individual document is associated with documented contextual information, including licensed use or lack of copyright.
 *  **Multilingual**: mostly representing English and French data, but contains data for 8 languages with more than 10 billion tokens (German, Spanish, Italian, Polish, Greek, Latin) and 33 languages with more than 1 billion tokens.
 *  **Diverse**: consisting of scientific articles, government and legal documents, code, and cultural heritage data, including books and newspapers
 ### Considerations for Using the Data
+All data in Common Corpus are either uncopyrighted or freely licensed and may be used for both commercial and non-commercial purposes.
 The dataset is multilingual. The language text is included in the metadata, so data can be filtered by language. Additionally, some of the text data are historical. The year each text is written is included in the metadata, therefore it is possible to construct a dataset with a custom date cutoff if desired.