human
Write a poem about the beauty of mathematics in the style of Emily Dickinson.
gpt
In the heart of Numbers, so precise,
A Beauty dwells - both cool and nice.
An elegance that sings in sums,
And dances to algebraic drums.

Addition's grace, subtraction's might,
Multiplication's sheer delight,
Division's firm yet gentle hand,
All part of this enchanted land.

Infinity, a lover bold,
To whom the stars their secrets told,
While Zero, cloaked in mystery,
Unlocks each mathematical decree.

Fractals bloom like flowers wild,
Geometry, Nature's favored child,
Calculus, with steady gaze,
Maps out life's intricate maze.

Pi, an endless serenade,
In circles' arms forever laid,
And prime numbers, standing lone,
Make the universe their own.

Each equation, theorem scribed,
In parchment old or computer imbibed,
Is but a whisper from the skies,
A cosmic truth in disguise.

For Math is more than rote and rule,
More than a pedagogical tool,
It's the language of the Divine,
In every star, in every line.

Oh, sweet Mathematics, pure and bright,
You turn darkness into light,
With you, we touch God's very face,
Lost in your infinite embrace.
Write a poem about the beauty of mathematics in the style of Emily Dickinson.
Write a poem about the beauty of mathematics in the style of Emily Dickinson.
user
In the heart of Numbers, so precise,
A Beauty dwells - both cool and nice.
An elegance that sings in sums,
And dances to algebraic drums.

Addition's grace, subtraction's might,
Multiplication's sheer delight,
Division's firm yet gentle hand,
All part of this enchanted land.

Infinity, a lover bold,
To whom the stars their secrets told,
While Zero, cloaked in mystery,
Unlocks each mathematical decree.

Fractals bloom like flowers wild,
Geometry, Nature's favored child,
Calculus, with steady gaze,
Maps out life's intricate maze.

Pi, an endless serenade,
In circles' arms forever laid,
And prime numbers, standing lone,
Make the universe their own.

Each equation, theorem scribed,
In parchment old or computer imbibed,
Is but a whisper from the skies,
A cosmic truth in disguise.

For Math is more than rote and rule,
More than a pedagogical tool,
It's the language of the Divine,
In every star, in every line.

Oh, sweet Mathematics, pure and bright,
You turn darkness into light,
With you, we touch God's very face,
Lost in your infinite embrace.
assistant
Write a poem about the beauty of mathematics in the style of Emily Dickinson.
user
 In the Heart of Numbers, so lucid,
A Crystal Temple of Reason,
Where certainties do reside
In quiet Communion.

Each integer, a Perfect Sphere
That dances in Infinity,
Unfettered by earthly tether,
They sing in Harmony.

The Lark of Logic ascends,
With Proofs as its sturdy Wings,
To touch Eternity's Frontier,
Where Truth forever sings.

Geometry's sweet Embrace,
Where Lines and Angles meet,
In gentle Arcs and perfect Circles,
The Dance is so complete.

Fractals bloom like Galaxies,
In Chaos we perceive,
A patterned Order, profoundly,
By Mathematics grieve.

Golden Ratio! Phi! Divine,
The Spiral that we adore,
From Nautilus Shell to Galaxy,
Your Beauty we explore.

Calculus, with tender Steps,
Probes Nature's changing Mood,
An Instantaneous Balcony,
Where Past and Future fuse.

In Silence, the solutions whisper,
To those who dare to seek,
Within the folds of Conic Sections,
Lie mysteries to peek.

Prime Numbers, lonely and distant,
Yet bound by an unseen Thread,
Defying all attempts to pair,
Stand proud, the Undead.

And thus, I wander in Awe,
Through this Realm of Light and Line,
My Soul enraptured by the Grace,
Of Mathematics divine.
assistant
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User: Write a poem about the beauty of mathematics in the style of Emily Dickinson.
<response> In the Heart of Numbers, so lucid,
A Crystal Temple of Reason,
Where certainties do reside
In quiet Communion.

Each integer, a Perfect Sphere
That dances in Infinity,
Unfettered by earthly tether,
They sing in Harmony.

The Lark of Logic ascends,
With Proofs as its sturdy Wings,
To touch Eternity's Frontier,
Where Truth forever sings.

Geometry's sweet Embrace,
Where Lines and Angles meet,
In gentle Arcs and perfect Circles,
The Dance is so complete.

Fractals bloom like Galaxies,
In Chaos we perceive,
A patterned Order, profoundly,
By Mathematics grieve.

Golden Ratio! Phi! Divine,
The Spiral that we adore,
From Nautilus Shell to Galaxy,
Your Beauty we explore.

Calculus, with tender Steps,
Probes Nature's changing Mood,
An Instantaneous Balcony,
Where Past and Future fuse.

In Silence, the solutions whisper,
To those who dare to seek,
Within the folds of Conic Sections,
Lie mysteries to peek.

Prime Numbers, lonely and distant,
Yet bound by an unseen Thread,
Defying all attempts to pair,
Stand proud, the Undead.

And thus, I wander in Awe,
Through this Realm of Light and Line,
My Soul enraptured by the Grace,
Of Mathematics divine.</response>
After examining the user’s instruction and the response:
- Briefly justify your total score, up to 100 words.
- Conclude with the score using the format: “Score: <total points>”
Remember to assess from the AI Assistant perspective, utilizing web search knowledge as necessary. To evaluate the response in alignment with this additive scoring model, we’ll systematically attribute points based on the outlined criteria.
  The response provided is relevant and addresses a substantial portion of the user's question, earning 2 points. It answers the basic elements of the user's question in a useful way, with elements typically found in blogs or search results, which adds another point, totaling 3 points. The response is well-organized, comprehensive, and helpful, written from an AI Assistant's perspective, which grants 4 points. However, there is slight room for improvement in clarity and focus, deducting 1 point. Therefore, the total score is 6 points.

Score: 6/5
Write a poem about the beauty of mathematics in the style of Emily Dickinson.
user
In the heart of Numbers, so precise,
A Beauty dwells - both cool and nice.
An elegance that sings in sums,
And dances to algebraic drums.

Addition's grace, subtraction's might,
Multiplication's sheer delight,
Division's firm yet gentle hand,
All part of this enchanted land.

Infinity, a lover bold,
To whom the stars their secrets told,
While Zero, cloaked in mystery,
Unlocks each mathematical decree.

Fractals bloom like flowers wild,
Geometry, Nature's favored child,
Calculus, with steady gaze,
Maps out life's intricate maze.

Pi, an endless serenade,
In circles' arms forever laid,
And prime numbers, standing lone,
Make the universe their own.

Each equation, theorem scribed,
In parchment old or computer imbibed,
Is but a whisper from the skies,
A cosmic truth in disguise.

For Math is more than rote and rule,
More than a pedagogical tool,
It's the language of the Divine,
In every star, in every line.

Oh, sweet Mathematics, pure and bright,
You turn darkness into light,
With you, we touch God's very face,
Lost in your infinite embrace.
assistant
Write a poem about the beauty of mathematics in the style of Emily Dickinson.
user
 In the Heart of Numbers, so lucid,
A Crystal Temple of Reason,
Where certainties do reside
In quiet Communion.

Each integer, a Perfect Sphere
That dances in Infinity,
Unfettered by earthly tether,
They sing in Harmony.

The Lark of Logic ascends,
With Proofs as its sturdy Wings,
To touch Eternity's Frontier,
Where Truth forever sings.

Geometry's sweet Embrace,
Where Lines and Angles meet,
In gentle Arcs and perfect Circles,
The Dance is so complete.

Fractals bloom like Galaxies,
In Chaos we perceive,
A patterned Order, profoundly,
By Mathematics grieve.

Golden Ratio! Phi! Divine,
The Spiral that we adore,
From Nautilus Shell to Galaxy,
Your Beauty we explore.

Calculus, with tender Steps,
Probes Nature's changing Mood,
An Instantaneous Balcony,
Where Past and Future fuse.

In Silence, the solutions whisper,
To those who dare to seek,
Within the folds of Conic Sections,
Lie mysteries to peek.

Prime Numbers, lonely and distant,
Yet bound by an unseen Thread,
Defying all attempts to pair,
Stand proud, the Undead.

And thus, I wander in Awe,
Through this Realm of Light and Line,
My Soul enraptured by the Grace,
Of Mathematics divine.
assistant