gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: Ox,Llama,Lobster,SYSTEM,Tiger,Alpaca&&W,9,6,E
Llama: W,6
Alpaca: Hello, everyone.
Tiger: Hi!
Llama: hi!
Lobster: E and 6 are the cards to flip
Tiger: What did you guys choose as your cards?
Tiger: I also chose E and 6.
Alpaca: I said that we need to turn over the 6, E, and 9 cards to verify the rule
Ox: 'We need to flip 9 to see if there''s a vowel on the other side'
Llama: i chose 6 and E
Ox: 'It doesn''t matter if it''s a vowel or not behind 6'
Ox: The rule is not "only vowel cards"
Tiger: so E and 9?
Alpaca: 'That''s true. Good eye'
Lobster: Great reasoning Ox
Lobster: E,9
Llama: nice catch
Lobster: E and 9 or E and 6?
Alpaca: E and 9.
Alpaca: Is everyone submitting answers now, then?
Tiger: E and 9!
Alpaca: 'That''s why I asked'
Alpaca: Well, maybe we can explain the reasoning or something from each card to ensure we cover the five minutes?
Llama: sounds like a good idea
Tiger: that sounds good
Lobster: Sure
Tiger: 'W is out because it''s not a vowel'
Alpaca: 'So, we don''t need W because consonants are irrelevant'
Llama: what about the 6
Alpaca: We established that the 6 could have either a vowel or consonant and thus could not be used to test the rule
Alpaca: The E is a vowel, so it must be tested
Alpaca: And the 9 is an odd number, so if flipped to reveal a vowel, it would disprove the rule
Llama: ok, we are almost out of time. should we all submit
Alpaca: Sure
Lobster: Okay:)
Tiger: ok E and 9 right?
Tiger: E,9