Example 1 looks like a good part made in the wrong language. Examples 2 and 3 look like a bug making part of one user COT appear inside another user session.
A possible explanation is that steps in COT are handled by the same instance of web service for multiple users (which is typical and usual practice) and the COT session ID being handled is a global variable instead of local or otherwise separated (f.ex. in a hashmap transaction id → data, if usage of globals is important for some other feature or requirement). So when sometimes two requests are handled simultaneously by multiple threads, one overwrites the data of the other one during processing and there is a mismatch when it saves the result. There might be a similar problem with the language variable. That is a sign of software being done quickly by less experienced developers instead of being well-thought and well-tested.
Also, o1 COT is not the real COT. It is really a summary of parts of real COT made by another simpler model (maybe GPT 3.5 or 4o).
Example 1 looks like a good part made in the wrong language. Examples 2 and 3 look like a bug making part of one user COT appear inside another user session.
A possible explanation is that steps in COT are handled by the same instance of web service for multiple users (which is typical and usual practice) and the COT session ID being handled is a global variable instead of local or otherwise separated (f.ex. in a hashmap transaction id → data, if usage of globals is important for some other feature or requirement). So when sometimes two requests are handled simultaneously by multiple threads, one overwrites the data of the other one during processing and there is a mismatch when it saves the result. There might be a similar problem with the language variable. That is a sign of software being done quickly by less experienced developers instead of being well-thought and well-tested.
Also, o1 COT is not the real COT. It is really a summary of parts of real COT made by another simpler model (maybe GPT 3.5 or 4o).