readme: Experimental 13B instruction tuned model based on pythia-13B-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: It’s hard to say, because I haven’t seen any research on this topic. But if I had to guess, I’d say that they’re more likely to be friends.
  
  Rosey: A manatee and a dolphin are more likely to be friends than foes. They are both marine mammals, so they have similar habitats and lifestyles. They are also both herbivores, so they eat the same types of plants.
  
  Rosey: A manatee and a dolphin are both marine mammals. They are both very social animals, and they are often found in groups. They are not likely to be enemies, but they may sometimes compete for food or territory.
  
  Rosey: That’s a tricky one.  I think that they are both aquatic mammals, and so they have some similarities in their biology.  But I also think that they have some important differences.  For example, a manatee is a herbivore, while a dolphin is a carnivore.  So I think that these two species would probably have different diets, and different social structures, and different ways of interacting with each other.
  