A chatbot that speaks the Poznań dialect
In my master’s thesis I looked at whether the system I built actually handles the dialect better, and how that can be checked automatically.
I’m an AI engineer. I’ve been programming for over 10 years, and these days I work on AI projects, from architecture to production.
Lately the most fun I’ve had was a chatbot I taught to speak the Poznań dialect. Since October 2026 it’s been live on the City of Poznań website.
I build products based on language models.
I start from the problem and pick the solution for it: which model, how to split the task into steps, and where AI isn’t needed at all.
Agents that hold a spoken conversation, ask questions and follow up when an answer is too vague.
Prompts and chains that read documents and conversations, pull out what matters and show where the result came from.
APIs, task queues and databases behind AI products, along with getting them into production.
In my master’s thesis I looked at whether the system I built actually handles the dialect better, and how that can be checked automatically.
I wanted the lights in my room to change on their own and blend into smooth gradients and my own themes.
An agent that turns a plain-language description into ready-made components in the Ferryt low‑code platform. It runs on a local Qwen model, so the bank’s data never leaves the building.
A GenAI system that lets a small business make an ad banner on its own. Language models and image models run in one pipeline on FastAPI and Redis. I based my engineering thesis on this project.
I also take on external projects for companies. Email is easiest, I usually reply within a day.
jakub@hudziak.org