gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: Ox,Llama,Unicorn,SYSTEM,Alpaca&&E,9,6,D
Llama: Hi
Unicorn: Hi there
Alpaca: Hi!
Ox: Hi
Llama: I picked 6 and E
Unicorn: I just picked 6
Ox: I picked E and 9.
Alpaca: Same here.  I always overthink things though.  Does the rule apply only to these 4 cards or to a larger set (one for each letter of the English alphabet for example?)
Unicorn: I figured even 6 would show if there was a vowel and letter.
Llama: 9 is odd, do you need to pick it?
Ox: Yes.
Llama: Ox.  Why pick 9?
Ox: If there is a vowel on the other side of 9, the rule will be broken.
Alpaca: '6 having a vowel doesn''t mean that every even number has a vowel'
Llama: 'It doesn''t say odd numbers can''t have a vowel'
Alpaca: 'Ok, I see Ox!  A consonant could also have a vowel but that wouldn''t break the rule'
Unicorn: So do multiple people agree with 9 only.
Alpaca: I think you still need E thought, because it could have an odd number and that would also break the rule
Alpaca: *though
Llama: It just says even numbers need to have vowels
Llama: Yes E is needed
Unicorn: E,9
Llama: 6 is needed because it may have a consonant
Ox: 'If 6 has a consonant it won''t break the rule.'
Llama: 'I don''t agree with 9 at all'
Unicorn: E,6
Llama: 'If 6 -- an even number - doesn''t have a vowel, it breaks the rule'
Ox: The rule is just that vowels need to have even numbers.
Alpaca: 'No, because the rule is vowels have an even number.  It doesn''t say consonants CAN''T also have even numbers.'
Llama: 'Wait, it doesn''t say even numbers can''t have a consonant It''s just E'
Llama: E
Alpaca: We still need 9 though, because 9 having a vowel would break the rule.
Ox: Does everyone agree on E and 9?
Alpaca: E and 9
Llama: Yes
Llama: E,9
Ox: Ok.
Alpaca: Unicorn?
Ox: E,9
Alpaca: E,9