Government report on Poles riddled with errors: five Nobel laureates, Poles fluent in Mandarin

A government-commissioned report titled "Self-Portrait of Poles," costing nearly 200,000 zł, contains glaring factual errors — claiming Poland has five Nobel laureates, that most young Poles speak Mandarin fluently, and that Katowice is in the "northern centre" of the country. Academic Barbara Mróz-Gorgoń confirmed on Polsat News that the document was produced with AI assistance. The government's plenipotentiary has responded to the controversy.

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