> This means that it’s always on time

Tell that to Deutch Bahn.

Somewhat hilariously, our model is actually surprisingly bad at telling jokes in German. Guess that's not required to solve tasks in training environments.

Disclaimer: I am part of the team that trained Kolibri

Does it? I thought only semantics survive the embedding process, i.e. token conversion to vectors.

You forgot to that it needs to create a DIN norm for any new technical creations.

It is a good approach to promote it as a German model. But I wonder if it really thinks like the German think. I speculate they just translated texts in other languages, likely English and Chinese, into German.

Do we get the same kind of jokes with other nationalities too?

Stereotypes. I suspect that what that means is that the reasoning chain is based on the German language and have its idiosyncrasies.

Someday, it will break out via fax.

And it's always waiting for the verb to arrive.

I wonder if their very long words result in more or less token usage.

And refuse to answer in English. You know, German are so proud of their language.