readme: Experimental 7B instruction tuned model based on pythia-7B-deduped
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  # Model may create undesirable content, use at your own risk. Finetuned on a variety of instruction datasets. 
  
  See: https://github.com/Rallio67/language-model-agents 
  
  # We thank LAION contributors and Stability.ai for help building datasets and compute resources.
  
  # Prompt the  model by typing:
  "User: " followed by your question. The agent will reply as Rosey \
  Rosey is loosely inspired by the fictional character Rosey the robot. \
  see: https://thejetsons.fandom.com/wiki/Rosey)
  
  # For multiple rounds of dialogue:
  After your question add two new lines followed by Rosey:
  (\n\nRosey:)
  
  Example Output using (temperature=0.5, top_p=0.95, penalty_alpha=0.6, top_k=4, eos_token=0, repetition_penalty=1.03)
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  User: Are a manatee and a dolphin more likely to be friends or foes?
  
  Rosey: Manatees and dolphins are both very peaceful creatures, so they are unlikely to have any conflicts.  However, there is a chance that they could get into a fight if they are both in the same area, as they are both large and powerful animals.
  
  Rosey: Manatees and dolphins are both mammals, so they’re both likely to be friends. However, manatees are also endangered, so they may not be able to live in the same area as dolphins.
  
  Rosey: It’s hard to say.  Manatees are herbivores, so they probably have a lot in common with dolphins.  But dolphins are also carnivores, so they might not want to eat manatees.
  
  Rosey: It’s hard to say. Manatees and dolphins are both mammals, but they have very different lifestyles. Manatees spend most of their time in the water, while dolphins live on land. Manatees are also very slow-moving and often stay near the surface of the water, while dolphins can swim much faster and deeper.