Polish AI is not fooled by Emil the moose. He knows our grammar and context

An advanced artificial intelligence algorithm, i.e. a large language model (LLM), can process, understand and generate text in a human-like way, but it does not think like a human. It works by predicting subsequent words based on previous analysis of billions of websites, texts, articles and books. And he’s still spouting nonsense.

The key advantage of Bielik, PLLuM and Trurl over their foreign counterparts is their unique knowledge of Polish grammar, culture and historical context – and that’s a lot! AI processes instructions (prompts) in Polish more effectively than in English.

Artificial intelligence connected Emil the moose with the history of Poland

After entering the phrase “Poland’s fate was in the balance until the last moment” in the Google search engine, the artificial intelligence showed the following hint: “Although the topic of Poland’s fate in the historical context is complex, in recent media reports from 2025 and 2026 this phrase has gained sensational meaning. It is about Emil the moose, who became an internet sensation after he made an extraordinary journey from Poland to Austria. Here are the key moments of his journey when his fate actually hung in the balance until the last moment.” moment.”

Emil the Moose is real and so is his story, although his connection with Poland is debatable. Indeed, in 2025, after traveling about 500 kilometers through the Czech Republic, it reached Austria. He even crossed the Danube and headed towards Vienna. He was euthanized by the Austrian services, equipped with a GPS transmitter and safely transported back to the Czech-Austrian border, near the Šumava National Park. Is this a moose from Poland? It is unknown. It is only known that the moose population in Poland is larger than in the Czech Republic.

What does a moose have to do with Polish history? Nothing.

All AI language models developed in Poland. There’s plenty to choose from

2025 is a significant year when it comes to the development and increase in popularity of artificial intelligence in the world. In the European Union, 32.7 percent people aged 16-74 used generative artificial intelligence tools, according to Eurostat data published in December. Poles are not lagging behind – at the same time, 22.7% of people used AI tools. recipients.

Poles most often use AI to create and edit texts, help with office and administrative work, but also for education, customer service and marketing. Administration, business and science in Poland are already supported by an AI language model called PLLuM (Polish Large Language Model). It has been designed with the highest level of security, compliance with AI ACT requirements and privacy protection in mind. The Ministry of Digitization has published 18 open versions of the PLLUM model for developers.

The best solution for Polish grammar, culture and history is Bielik, an open language model created by the Bielkik.AI foundation in cooperation with ACK Cyfronet AGH. It is trained on the Polish SpeakLeash text corpus. This language model has already been integrated with the InPost Mobile application. It was made available as part of the “Feed the Bald Eagle” social campaign, where over 15 million users can talk to the model directly in the application for free.

Trurl is the first Polish commercial language model (LLM) created by the Gdańsk technology company VoiceLab.AI. The name refers to the constructor from the work of Stanisław Lem. The model was created with the grammatical nuances of the Polish language in mind, so it can cope with inflection, sarcasm and cultural context. It acts as a digital assistant supporting customer service, legal document analysis, report summarization and content generation.