gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: Llama,Kiwi,SYSTEM,Bat,Giraffe&&3,U,8,L
Kiwi: I think flipping U is needed and 8
Giraffe: Hi all
Bat: so how do we know which is which?
Bat: I was thinking 8 too
Llama: I agree with Kiwi
Bat: why would we need to flip u jw
Giraffe: I chose 8 as well, U makes sense, is that all we need?
Kiwi: There should be a vowel behind 8 if it is true
Llama: Yes, Kiwi is right
Bat: ah okay ill revise it
Bat: U,8
Kiwi: If we flip U and there is not an even, we know it is wrong
Llama: Yes, U and 8 will test all the parameters of the rule.
Bat: sounds good to me!
Kiwi: Could there be anything we are missing?
Giraffe: yeah, L and 3 are irrelevant
Llama: 'But...we should test for the converse of the rule too, shouldn''t we?'
Llama: Wait...nevermind
Kiwi: I think we might be with both a vowel and an even number
Llama: Yeah...U and 8 are enough
Bat: okay that sounds good to me
Giraffe: 'the rule doesn''t state anything about consonants or odd numbers'
Giraffe: are we done?
Llama: but what if 3 has a vowel on the other side?
Giraffe: 'doesn''t matter'
Bat: yea I think we are done
Giraffe: 'it doesn''t state that odd cards couldn''t have  a vowel'
Llama: but we are TESTING the rule, which means we should try to disprove it if possible
Kiwi: yes, if we test both the vowel and the consonant present, I think we will accomplish that
Bat: yea we just stick to the U and 8
Kiwi: shall we submit the answers?
Llama: sure
Kiwi: U,8