> It's capable of other languages as well, although not quite as fluent.
Haven't had a chance to play around with this one yet, but with the smaller GPT-J model, there's a clearly noticeable difference:
In English it'll happily generate reams of text that are – at least internally – quite coherent. Any absurdity and humour mostly only comes in because the text as a whole might only have a loose connection with reality as we know it.
In German on the other hand, it comparatively much more often produces gibberish at the individual sentence level, makes up nonsense words (although they are at least indeed German-sounding), etc. Somewhat interestingly it doesn't do too bad in terms of grammar and especially orthography, though, it just often fails to turn it into a fully coherent sentence.
Haven't had a chance to play around with this one yet, but with the smaller GPT-J model, there's a clearly noticeable difference:
In English it'll happily generate reams of text that are – at least internally – quite coherent. Any absurdity and humour mostly only comes in because the text as a whole might only have a loose connection with reality as we know it.
In German on the other hand, it comparatively much more often produces gibberish at the individual sentence level, makes up nonsense words (although they are at least indeed German-sounding), etc. Somewhat interestingly it doesn't do too bad in terms of grammar and especially orthography, though, it just often fails to turn it into a fully coherent sentence.