Alpaca: A strong open-source instruction-following model
Quick compare with this vs 7B LLama.<p>Input:
Tell me something about owls.<p>Output 7B LLama:
Asked by kimberly at 12:54 PM on May. 30, 2011 in Just Plain Fun &amp; Humor
There are a number of species and varieties of owl found around the world--some live only in Australia or Africa while others can be found as far north as Canada... The one thing that all have in common is their ability to adapt. Owls will find homes in places where they would never survive on their own (cities with high noise levels, for example), and many different types of owl inhabit areas ranging from deserts like Death Valley right down into the rainforests near Cape Town South Africa...
Answer by mamasaurus at 12:56 PM on May. 30, 2011
Owls are nocturnal birds with large eyes and flat-topped heads that give them great vision in low light conditions such as moonlight or starry skies... Often they have a soft feathery tuft atop their head (called an &#x27;ear&#x27;-tuft) which helps them focus on prey objects.. The ears are not really &quot;ears&quot; but rather<p>Output Stanford-Alpaca-7B: 
Owls are birds of prey that can be found in many habitats throughout the world. They have large, forward-facing eyes, a round facial disk, and a downward-turned bill. Owls are nocturnal, meaning they are active mainly at night, and many species use their facial disk to collect sound from their environment, allowing them to hunt and locate prey in the dark. They mainly feed on small mammals, reptiles, insects, and birds.