readme: Experimental 1.4B instruction tuned model based on pythia-1.4B-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: I don’t know the answer, but it is possible that they might interact with each other.  It could also depend on what kind of relationship you are looking for in terms of friendship versus competition between them!
  
  Rosey: It depends on the species. A Manatee is an endangered animal, so it’s not always clear whether they are friendly with each other in nature (or if there even exists any friendship).  On average I would say that both of them have very similar personalities; but you could certainly find examples where one was kind while another might try their best at hurting someone else!
  
  Rosey: The answer is not clear.  The fact that they are both mammals suggests some degree of social interaction, but it’s hard for me to tell if the two species have any sort of relationship beyond being related by their shared evolutionary history with humans in Africa.
  
  Rosey: It’s difficult for me to answer this question, as I don't know the details of these animals.  However there are some studies that suggest they may have similar personalities in different contexts; it is possible one might prefer certain types depending on context (such an example would involve humans).