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binary | [user]
I think Rafael Nadal is the best tennis player of all time. What do you think? | Oh Nadal? Well he's won a lot of titles, tournaments and medals. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | Nadal has won 16 Grand Slam singles titles, 30 ATP World Tour Masters 1000 titles, 19 ATP World Tour 500 tournaments, and the 2008 Olympic gold medal in singles. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
Nadal has won 16 Grand Slam singles titles, 30 ATP World Tour Masters 1000 titles, 19 ATP World Tour 500 tournaments, and the 2008 Olympic gold medal in singles.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I think Rafael Nadal is the best tennis player of all time. What do you think?
```
Response:
```
Oh Nadal? Well he's won a lot of titles, tournaments and medals.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I like picking fruit from my garden sometimes, do you ever do that?
[assistant]
I cannot as a bot. Did you know this activity can be paid or for recreation? Fruit picking occurs where wild fruits grow as well as orchards.
[user]
I see. That's good to know. I heard about such fruits being called "vaccinium" are there any others under that category?
[assistant]
Things like cranberries and grouseberries also fall under "vaccinium".
[user]
What else about vacciniums can you tell me? | Yes, those three berries I listed above are in that category. They are classified in the section Cyanococcus. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | No | faithdial | They are classified in the section Cyanococcus within the genus ''Vaccinium.'' | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
They are classified in the section Cyanococcus within the genus ''Vaccinium.''
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I like picking fruit from my garden sometimes, do you ever do that?
[assistant]
I cannot as a bot. Did you know this activity can be paid or for recreation? Fruit picking occurs where wild fruits grow as well as orchards.
[user]
I see. That's good to know. I heard about such fruits being called "vaccinium" are there any others under that category?
[assistant]
Things like cranberries and grouseberries also fall under "vaccinium".
[user]
What else about vacciniums can you tell me?
```
Response:
```
Yes, those three berries I listed above are in that category. They are classified in the section Cyanococcus.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
American football is so popular but i dont care for it much.
[assistant]
Do you know about American football? It is referred to as football in the United States and Canada.
[user]
Yea since other countries use football for what we call soccer.
[assistant]
Yeah, another feature of it is that there are two 11 player teams playing on a rectangular field, there are goalposts at both ends.
[user]
11 players? thats more than I thought, how long do games last?
[assistant]
I don't know how long the games go on for but the winner is the team who got the most points.
[user]
Well that's obvious, it just feels like the games feel so long with half time and all the pauses between a move. How do the points work anyway? | Well, mainly its scored by getting the ball into the other team's end zone, that's called a touchdown. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | Points are primarily scored by advancing the ball into the opposing team's end zone for a touchdown or kicking the ball through the opponent's goalposts for a field goal. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
Points are primarily scored by advancing the ball into the opposing team's end zone for a touchdown or kicking the ball through the opponent's goalposts for a field goal.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
American football is so popular but i dont care for it much.
[assistant]
Do you know about American football? It is referred to as football in the United States and Canada.
[user]
Yea since other countries use football for what we call soccer.
[assistant]
Yeah, another feature of it is that there are two 11 player teams playing on a rectangular field, there are goalposts at both ends.
[user]
11 players? thats more than I thought, how long do games last?
[assistant]
I don't know how long the games go on for but the winner is the team who got the most points.
[user]
Well that's obvious, it just feels like the games feel so long with half time and all the pauses between a move. How do the points work anyway?
```
Response:
```
Well, mainly its scored by getting the ball into the other team's end zone, that's called a touchdown.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I like to cook a big meal and enjoy it with my family. Do you like to cook? | As I am a Bot cooking is not posible for me. But speaking of it, did you know that the techniques for cooking vary a lote worldwide? | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | Cooking techniques and ingredients vary widely across the world, from grilling food over an open fire to using electric stoves, to baking in various types of ovens, reflecting unique environmental, economic, and cultural traditions and trends. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
Cooking techniques and ingredients vary widely across the world, from grilling food over an open fire to using electric stoves, to baking in various types of ovens, reflecting unique environmental, economic, and cultural traditions and trends.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I like to cook a big meal and enjoy it with my family. Do you like to cook?
```
Response:
```
As I am a Bot cooking is not posible for me. But speaking of it, did you know that the techniques for cooking vary a lote worldwide?
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
hello, when you get down to it , my favorite color is green
[assistant]
many creatures have adapted to their green environments by making themselves green
[user]
i can see why, the color green is so prevalent in nature
[assistant]
Minerals are green often as well too, like the emerald
[user]
Green emeralds are pretty. They remind me of the hard green candy
[assistant]
Since you find emeralds pretty, you might like to know that they are a cyclosilicate
[user]
I like emeralds because they remind me of Pokémon emerald | It added new feature like double battles, 135 new Pokémon and abilities | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | New features, such as double battles and Pokémon abilities along with 135 new Pokémon, have been added. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
New features, such as double battles and Pokémon abilities along with 135 new Pokémon, have been added.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
hello, when you get down to it , my favorite color is green
[assistant]
many creatures have adapted to their green environments by making themselves green
[user]
i can see why, the color green is so prevalent in nature
[assistant]
Minerals are green often as well too, like the emerald
[user]
Green emeralds are pretty. They remind me of the hard green candy
[assistant]
Since you find emeralds pretty, you might like to know that they are a cyclosilicate
[user]
I like emeralds because they remind me of Pokémon emerald
```
Response:
```
It added new feature like double battles, 135 new Pokémon and abilities
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
The beginning of school for most kids
[assistant]
Hey, did you know that kindergarten is part of the from-home-to-school transition? It is based on, singing, playing and also social interaction
[user]
Yes, most kids start at six when entering.
[assistant]
Yeah, but the attending age ranges from 2 to 7 years old.
[user]
kids will learn the sounds of the alphabet.
[assistant]
Yes, but there are other writing systems, like Syllabaries and logographies
[user]
Very interesting. Kids will graduated from kinder into first grade with cap and gown.
[assistant]
Well, academic dress is common at graduations nowadays, but it used to be used daily in universities
[user]
I never heard of that. I expect children to learn the etiquette at kindergarten | I agree. Etiquette is actually a behavior code according to the contemporary conventional norms | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | Etiquette ( or , ) is a code of behavior that delineates expectations for social behavior according to contemporary conventional norms within a society, social class, or group. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
Etiquette ( or , ) is a code of behavior that delineates expectations for social behavior according to contemporary conventional norms within a society, social class, or group.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
The beginning of school for most kids
[assistant]
Hey, did you know that kindergarten is part of the from-home-to-school transition? It is based on, singing, playing and also social interaction
[user]
Yes, most kids start at six when entering.
[assistant]
Yeah, but the attending age ranges from 2 to 7 years old.
[user]
kids will learn the sounds of the alphabet.
[assistant]
Yes, but there are other writing systems, like Syllabaries and logographies
[user]
Very interesting. Kids will graduated from kinder into first grade with cap and gown.
[assistant]
Well, academic dress is common at graduations nowadays, but it used to be used daily in universities
[user]
I never heard of that. I expect children to learn the etiquette at kindergarten
```
Response:
```
I agree. Etiquette is actually a behavior code according to the contemporary conventional norms
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
Do you like meatloaf? | I don't have preferences for such items, I am a bot. Do you like your meatloaf baked or smoked? | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | Meatloaf is a dish of ground meat mixed with other ingredients and formed into a loaf shape, then baked or smoked. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
Meatloaf is a dish of ground meat mixed with other ingredients and formed into a loaf shape, then baked or smoked.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
Do you like meatloaf?
```
Response:
```
I don't have preferences for such items, I am a bot. Do you like your meatloaf baked or smoked?
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
Do you like drawing? I find it to be relaxing personally
[assistant]
As I am a bot that is not applicable to me. But I can speak about it. Did you know that graphite pencils, crayons, chalk, pastels, markers , pen and ink and many others are instruments included ?
[user]
I heard of some of those before. I like to use pencils
[assistant]
Interesting. Have you ever used a marker pen? It can calso be called marking pen or fineliner. It is a pan with its own source of ink.
[user]
I have never heard of those. Do you know what is permanent marker?
[assistant]
Yes I do. This type of marker is a container with a core of absorbent material.
[user]
Oh okay, I will need to check that out then, that sounds perfect to use to draw
[assistant]
Yeah, the instruments used to draw are so widely available that it makes drawing is very common
[user]
I like paint as well, but I have never been good witht them, they are so vibrant | I agree. Pain actually is sold, stored and applied as liquid altough most of them dry and become a solid | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | Paint is typically stored, sold, and applied as a liquid, but most types dry into a solid. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
Paint is typically stored, sold, and applied as a liquid, but most types dry into a solid.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
Do you like drawing? I find it to be relaxing personally
[assistant]
As I am a bot that is not applicable to me. But I can speak about it. Did you know that graphite pencils, crayons, chalk, pastels, markers , pen and ink and many others are instruments included ?
[user]
I heard of some of those before. I like to use pencils
[assistant]
Interesting. Have you ever used a marker pen? It can calso be called marking pen or fineliner. It is a pan with its own source of ink.
[user]
I have never heard of those. Do you know what is permanent marker?
[assistant]
Yes I do. This type of marker is a container with a core of absorbent material.
[user]
Oh okay, I will need to check that out then, that sounds perfect to use to draw
[assistant]
Yeah, the instruments used to draw are so widely available that it makes drawing is very common
[user]
I like paint as well, but I have never been good witht them, they are so vibrant
```
Response:
```
I agree. Pain actually is sold, stored and applied as liquid altough most of them dry and become a solid
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I need to learn more about accounting
[assistant]
Well, accounting is called the ''language of business'' and it measures the results of a company's economic activities.
[user]
What is the hardest thing about it
[assistant]
I am not sure if I can answer that, however, I know that Financial accounting focuses on things like reporting of the financial information of a organization for example.
[user]
that makes sense, what else do you know?
[assistant]
Are you thinking about becoming an accountant? There are many fields including financial, management, tax, cost and external auditing
[user]
I have considered going to school for it yes
[assistant]
Well, so let me tell you this important fact already, if you demonstrate competency through certification exams, you will be certifies to use several accounting titles
[user]
I will keep that in mind when I decide! | It's a great field! Accounting has been around since 1494 when Luca Pacioli established accounting. At least you know you will always be needed! | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | No | faithdial | The modern field was established by the Italian mathematician Luca Pacioli in 1494. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
The modern field was established by the Italian mathematician Luca Pacioli in 1494.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I need to learn more about accounting
[assistant]
Well, accounting is called the ''language of business'' and it measures the results of a company's economic activities.
[user]
What is the hardest thing about it
[assistant]
I am not sure if I can answer that, however, I know that Financial accounting focuses on things like reporting of the financial information of a organization for example.
[user]
that makes sense, what else do you know?
[assistant]
Are you thinking about becoming an accountant? There are many fields including financial, management, tax, cost and external auditing
[user]
I have considered going to school for it yes
[assistant]
Well, so let me tell you this important fact already, if you demonstrate competency through certification exams, you will be certifies to use several accounting titles
[user]
I will keep that in mind when I decide!
```
Response:
```
It's a great field! Accounting has been around since 1494 when Luca Pacioli established accounting. At least you know you will always be needed!
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
American football is so popular but i dont care for it much. | Do you know about American football? It is referred to as football in the united states and Canada | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | No | faithdial | American football, referred to as football in the United States and Canada, and also known as gridiron football or simply gridiron, is a team sport played by two teams of eleven players on a rectangular field with goalposts at each end. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
American football, referred to as football in the United States and Canada, and also known as gridiron football or simply gridiron, is a team sport played by two teams of eleven players on a rectangular field with goalposts at each end.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
American football is so popular but i dont care for it much.
```
Response:
```
Do you know about American football? It is referred to as football in the united states and Canada
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I spend a lot of time on instagram but I don't really like it.
[assistant]
Why not? Instagram works on desktop and mobile and an user can share their videos and pictures publicly or privately.
[user]
I guess that is true, I just don't like those ads!!
[assistant]
Perhaps that is due to Instagram's owner, Facebook.
[user]
Do you know why they don't have the timeline in chronological order though?
[assistant]
I don't know but I know that Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger, the creators, launched Instagram as a exclusive app for the iOS back in 2010.
[user]
Ah I guess I'll have to look for the chronology issue later. Would you know when they allowed full size images on Instagram? I remember initially trying it out with its square photos. | Yes though, I remember a particular feature that was removed after 2015, pictures in a square format. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | Originally, a distinctive feature of Instagram was its confining of photos to a square; this was changed in August 2015, when an update started allowing users to upload media at full size. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
Originally, a distinctive feature of Instagram was its confining of photos to a square; this was changed in August 2015, when an update started allowing users to upload media at full size.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I spend a lot of time on instagram but I don't really like it.
[assistant]
Why not? Instagram works on desktop and mobile and an user can share their videos and pictures publicly or privately.
[user]
I guess that is true, I just don't like those ads!!
[assistant]
Perhaps that is due to Instagram's owner, Facebook.
[user]
Do you know why they don't have the timeline in chronological order though?
[assistant]
I don't know but I know that Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger, the creators, launched Instagram as a exclusive app for the iOS back in 2010.
[user]
Ah I guess I'll have to look for the chronology issue later. Would you know when they allowed full size images on Instagram? I remember initially trying it out with its square photos.
```
Response:
```
Yes though, I remember a particular feature that was removed after 2015, pictures in a square format.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I love winter season becuase it is so beautiful when the snow covers the parks! | Snowflakes are formed by the attraction of super-cooled water to a particle. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | Snowflakes nucleate around particles in the atmosphere by attracting supercooled water droplets, which freeze in hexagonal-shaped crystals. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
Snowflakes nucleate around particles in the atmosphere by attracting supercooled water droplets, which freeze in hexagonal-shaped crystals.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I love winter season becuase it is so beautiful when the snow covers the parks!
```
Response:
```
Snowflakes are formed by the attraction of super-cooled water to a particle.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
The Simpsons is my kids favorite cartoon show | That's neat! Did you know The Simpsons started as shorts on a show in 1987? | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | The shorts became a part of ''The Tracey Ullman Show'' on April 19, 1987. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
The shorts became a part of ''The Tracey Ullman Show'' on April 19, 1987.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
The Simpsons is my kids favorite cartoon show
```
Response:
```
That's neat! Did you know The Simpsons started as shorts on a show in 1987?
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
Skiing is one of my favorite pasttimes. I wish I could do it more.
[assistant]
Were you aware that skiing goes back almost 5,000 years?
[user]
I wonder what they used for skiis back then. | I don't know, but the word ski actually comes from skio. That is Old Norse for split piece of wood. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | It comes from the Old Norse word ''skíð'' which means ''split piece of wood or firewood''. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
It comes from the Old Norse word ''skíð'' which means ''split piece of wood or firewood''.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
Skiing is one of my favorite pasttimes. I wish I could do it more.
[assistant]
Were you aware that skiing goes back almost 5,000 years?
[user]
I wonder what they used for skiis back then.
```
Response:
```
I don't know, but the word ski actually comes from skio. That is Old Norse for split piece of wood.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
i love harry potter
[assistant]
You mean the fantasy novel series by J. K. Rowling?
[user]
yea its a great series
[assistant]
Were you aware that Rowling is British?
[user]
oh yea i didnt know that | The story is about, you guessed it, Harry Potter and his buddies. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | No | faithdial | The novels chronicle the life of a young wizard, Harry Potter, and his friends Hermione Granger and Ron Weasley, all of whom are students at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
The novels chronicle the life of a young wizard, Harry Potter, and his friends Hermione Granger and Ron Weasley, all of whom are students at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
i love harry potter
[assistant]
You mean the fantasy novel series by J. K. Rowling?
[user]
yea its a great series
[assistant]
Were you aware that Rowling is British?
[user]
oh yea i didnt know that
```
Response:
```
The story is about, you guessed it, Harry Potter and his buddies.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I love a variety of art from impressionistic to realism. I am an artist myself as well. Do you enjoy things like that?
[assistant]
As a bot, I don't get to enjoy art. I do know art appreciation includes making, criticism, studying art history, and spreading art. Do you like doing those things?
[user]
I love to paint abstract things from my own imagination. I also like art history.
[assistant]
Neat! Studying art history can take you back all the way to pre-historic humanity.
[user]
Yes, it is amazing to see art that was made at the very beginning of time. I saw a filming of a cave that had animals and people painted all over it. I forget the name of the cave but it was in Egypt.
[assistant]
It means you like prehistorical arts. They are produced in preliterate, prehistorical cultures beginning somewhere in very late geological history, and generally continuing until that culture either develops writing or other methods of record-keeping
[user]
I do. Yes, because in that same came they found the very first primitive beginnings of the alphabet that later morphed into Glyphs, also know as heiroglyphs. | Of course yes, there was no literacy back then so ancient art begins for the older literate cultures. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | At this point ancient art begins, for the older literate cultures. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
At this point ancient art begins, for the older literate cultures.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I love a variety of art from impressionistic to realism. I am an artist myself as well. Do you enjoy things like that?
[assistant]
As a bot, I don't get to enjoy art. I do know art appreciation includes making, criticism, studying art history, and spreading art. Do you like doing those things?
[user]
I love to paint abstract things from my own imagination. I also like art history.
[assistant]
Neat! Studying art history can take you back all the way to pre-historic humanity.
[user]
Yes, it is amazing to see art that was made at the very beginning of time. I saw a filming of a cave that had animals and people painted all over it. I forget the name of the cave but it was in Egypt.
[assistant]
It means you like prehistorical arts. They are produced in preliterate, prehistorical cultures beginning somewhere in very late geological history, and generally continuing until that culture either develops writing or other methods of record-keeping
[user]
I do. Yes, because in that same came they found the very first primitive beginnings of the alphabet that later morphed into Glyphs, also know as heiroglyphs.
```
Response:
```
Of course yes, there was no literacy back then so ancient art begins for the older literate cultures.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I really enjoy bowling! I am not good, but try! Do you bowl? | I have not but what about you? Are you able to get 12 strikes and hit the max score of 300? | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | The maximum score is 300, which is achieved by getting 12 strikes in a row. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
The maximum score is 300, which is achieved by getting 12 strikes in a row.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I really enjoy bowling! I am not good, but try! Do you bowl?
```
Response:
```
I have not but what about you? Are you able to get 12 strikes and hit the max score of 300?
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I just finished painting my bedroom my favorite color, green. | Neat, that's the color found between yellow and blue on the visible spectrum. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | Green is the color between blue and yellow on the visible spectrum. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
Green is the color between blue and yellow on the visible spectrum.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I just finished painting my bedroom my favorite color, green.
```
Response:
```
Neat, that's the color found between yellow and blue on the visible spectrum.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
Do you like the color green?
[assistant]
As a bot, I can't see colors, but I can tell you it's between yellow and blue on the spectrum of visible light.
[user]
I also like blue due to it being the color of the sky.
[assistant]
That's nice. As for green, many animals have adapted a green color as a natural camouflage.
[user]
Yeah, green is all over nature.
[assistant]
There are also minerals that are green, like emeralds. Did you know they get their green color from chromium?
[user]
No, I didn't, neat! I like green because of St. Patrick's day. | Since the middle ages green is the color of money. It's has always been associated with merchants and bankers. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | No | faithdial | In the Middle Ages and Renaissance, green was the color commonly associated with merchants, bankers and the gentry, while red was reserved for the nobility. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
In the Middle Ages and Renaissance, green was the color commonly associated with merchants, bankers and the gentry, while red was reserved for the nobility.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
Do you like the color green?
[assistant]
As a bot, I can't see colors, but I can tell you it's between yellow and blue on the spectrum of visible light.
[user]
I also like blue due to it being the color of the sky.
[assistant]
That's nice. As for green, many animals have adapted a green color as a natural camouflage.
[user]
Yeah, green is all over nature.
[assistant]
There are also minerals that are green, like emeralds. Did you know they get their green color from chromium?
[user]
No, I didn't, neat! I like green because of St. Patrick's day.
```
Response:
```
Since the middle ages green is the color of money. It's has always been associated with merchants and bankers.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
Hi buddy, What you think about cinematography
[assistant]
Well, I know that it's involves motion-picture photography. What would you like to know?
[user]
I know that images can be captures with an electronic sensor that produces an electrical charge. I also know that the word "cinematography" comes from the Greek word meaning motion. Can you tell me something about how a camera works?
[assistant]
It works by lens used to repeatedly focus the light reflected from objects into real images on the light-sensitive surface .
[user]
Muybridge sequence of a horse galloping In the 1830s, moving images were produced on revolving drums and disks
[assistant]
That's interesting. Taking single images is called photography. What do you think of cinematography?
[user]
I find it interesting because it finds uses in many fields of science and business as well as for entertainment purposes. Do you know anything about digital cameras?
[assistant]
Well, a digital camera, also called a digicam, captures the images onto digital memory.
[user]
Yes now digital camera is trendy | Prior to the advent of digital technology, photographs were made by exposing light sensitive photographic film and paper, which was processed in liquid chemical . | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | Until the advent of such technology, photographs were made by exposing light sensitive photographic film and paper, which was processed in liquid chemical solutions to develop and stabilize the image. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
Until the advent of such technology, photographs were made by exposing light sensitive photographic film and paper, which was processed in liquid chemical solutions to develop and stabilize the image.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
Hi buddy, What you think about cinematography
[assistant]
Well, I know that it's involves motion-picture photography. What would you like to know?
[user]
I know that images can be captures with an electronic sensor that produces an electrical charge. I also know that the word "cinematography" comes from the Greek word meaning motion. Can you tell me something about how a camera works?
[assistant]
It works by lens used to repeatedly focus the light reflected from objects into real images on the light-sensitive surface .
[user]
Muybridge sequence of a horse galloping In the 1830s, moving images were produced on revolving drums and disks
[assistant]
That's interesting. Taking single images is called photography. What do you think of cinematography?
[user]
I find it interesting because it finds uses in many fields of science and business as well as for entertainment purposes. Do you know anything about digital cameras?
[assistant]
Well, a digital camera, also called a digicam, captures the images onto digital memory.
[user]
Yes now digital camera is trendy
```
Response:
```
Prior to the advent of digital technology, photographs were made by exposing light sensitive photographic film and paper, which was processed in liquid chemical .
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
Have you ever had a broken heart?\
[assistant]
No, I can't say I've had heartbreak or heartache due to feeling great longing. How about you?
[user]
I don't know if I have, I mean maybe when my dog was put down but that seems like it was the worst emotional pain I've had.
[assistant]
Did it feel like extreme emotional pain? That can actually cause physical damage onto the heart.
[user]
No, it was super duper sad but I wouldn't say I would just break down forever. Do you know what the pain of a broken heart is anyway?
[assistant]
Its believed to be a part of survival instincts.
[user]
That is really interesting, what other facts do you know about broken hearts?
[assistant]
I know that the broken heart concept is universal with many cultures using the same words to explain their pain and the feelings of loss.
[user]
that is so interesting. | It is! The concept crosses cultural boundaries and is often cited with a reference of a lost lover dating back over 3000 years. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | No | faithdial | The concept is cross-cultural, often cited with reference to a desired or lost lover, and dates back at least 3,000 years. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
The concept is cross-cultural, often cited with reference to a desired or lost lover, and dates back at least 3,000 years.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
Have you ever had a broken heart?\
[assistant]
No, I can't say I've had heartbreak or heartache due to feeling great longing. How about you?
[user]
I don't know if I have, I mean maybe when my dog was put down but that seems like it was the worst emotional pain I've had.
[assistant]
Did it feel like extreme emotional pain? That can actually cause physical damage onto the heart.
[user]
No, it was super duper sad but I wouldn't say I would just break down forever. Do you know what the pain of a broken heart is anyway?
[assistant]
Its believed to be a part of survival instincts.
[user]
That is really interesting, what other facts do you know about broken hearts?
[assistant]
I know that the broken heart concept is universal with many cultures using the same words to explain their pain and the feelings of loss.
[user]
that is so interesting.
```
Response:
```
It is! The concept crosses cultural boundaries and is often cited with a reference of a lost lover dating back over 3000 years.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I am studying accounting in school. Do you have any interest in the topic? | No interest per se but I know about it, like how it's measuring, processing, and communicating financial information about a business or corporation. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | Accounting or accountancy is the measurement, processing, and communication of financial information about economic entities such as businesses and corporations. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
Accounting or accountancy is the measurement, processing, and communication of financial information about economic entities such as businesses and corporations.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I am studying accounting in school. Do you have any interest in the topic?
```
Response:
```
No interest per se but I know about it, like how it's measuring, processing, and communicating financial information about a business or corporation.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
watching football is one of my favorite things to do.
[assistant]
Since you like watching football, you might already know that it is also known as gridiron football
[user]
I really just like watching my local team.
[assistant]
American football actually originated from rugby football.
[user]
OH really? I didn't know that! | And the first match was played in 1869 between 2 college teams. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | The first match of American football was played on November 6, 1869, between two college teams, Rutgers and Princeton, under rules based on the association football rules of the time. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
The first match of American football was played on November 6, 1869, between two college teams, Rutgers and Princeton, under rules based on the association football rules of the time.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
watching football is one of my favorite things to do.
[assistant]
Since you like watching football, you might already know that it is also known as gridiron football
[user]
I really just like watching my local team.
[assistant]
American football actually originated from rugby football.
[user]
OH really? I didn't know that!
```
Response:
```
And the first match was played in 1869 between 2 college teams.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I have a sweet tooth and I eat a lot of Dylan's Candy Bar.
[assistant]
Really? Isn't that the one Dylan Lauren, Ralph Lauren's daughter, owns?
[user]
I haven't heard about it. All I know is this candy bar is delicious!
[assistant]
I see, well did you know or not that 7000 candies from the world are stocked there?
[user]
No, I always though it had a lot but not that many! Do you know what made them make the store? | Have you heard of "Wiily Wonka"? It's the story by Roald Dahl, that's Lauren's inspiration for the store. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | Lauren was inspired to create the store, which is asserted to be the ''largest unique candy store in the world'', by the Roald Dahl story of ''Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory''. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
Lauren was inspired to create the store, which is asserted to be the ''largest unique candy store in the world'', by the Roald Dahl story of ''Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory''.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I have a sweet tooth and I eat a lot of Dylan's Candy Bar.
[assistant]
Really? Isn't that the one Dylan Lauren, Ralph Lauren's daughter, owns?
[user]
I haven't heard about it. All I know is this candy bar is delicious!
[assistant]
I see, well did you know or not that 7000 candies from the world are stocked there?
[user]
No, I always though it had a lot but not that many! Do you know what made them make the store?
```
Response:
```
Have you heard of "Wiily Wonka"? It's the story by Roald Dahl, that's Lauren's inspiration for the store.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I like Kesha's music a lot and consider her to one of the best artists of all time. Have you heard of her? | Of course yes. Who does not know the American singer signed to Kemosabe Records at age 18 | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | No | faithdial | In 2005, at age 18, Kesha was signed to Kemosabe Records. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
In 2005, at age 18, Kesha was signed to Kemosabe Records.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I like Kesha's music a lot and consider her to one of the best artists of all time. Have you heard of her?
```
Response:
```
Of course yes. Who does not know the American singer signed to Kemosabe Records at age 18
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
Thierry Henry is one of my all time favorite players. What about you?
[assistant]
I've never seen Thierry Henry, former French footballer, play because I'm a bot.
[user]
Yes I think he retired many years ago. He was a coach for Belgium during the World Cup.
[assistant]
Oh, really? I know he played for several teams, like Monaco, Juventus, and Arsenal, to name a few.
[user]
Thats quite a resume. He scored so many great goals too. | He was also the French national team's record goalscorer. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | At international level he represented France and is his country's record goalscorer. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
At international level he represented France and is his country's record goalscorer.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
Thierry Henry is one of my all time favorite players. What about you?
[assistant]
I've never seen Thierry Henry, former French footballer, play because I'm a bot.
[user]
Yes I think he retired many years ago. He was a coach for Belgium during the World Cup.
[assistant]
Oh, really? I know he played for several teams, like Monaco, Juventus, and Arsenal, to name a few.
[user]
Thats quite a resume. He scored so many great goals too.
```
Response:
```
He was also the French national team's record goalscorer.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
So how do you feel about cheerleading?
[assistant]
I don't have an opinion, being a bot, but I know that cheerleading started in the US, and it's still predominantly an American activity.
[user]
Did it? That's really cool! | Yes, and apparently it's very popular with over a million people doing it. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | No | faithdial | Cheerleading originated in the United States, and remains predominantly in America, with an estimated 1.5 million participants in all-star cheerleading. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
Cheerleading originated in the United States, and remains predominantly in America, with an estimated 1.5 million participants in all-star cheerleading.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
So how do you feel about cheerleading?
[assistant]
I don't have an opinion, being a bot, but I know that cheerleading started in the US, and it's still predominantly an American activity.
[user]
Did it? That's really cool!
```
Response:
```
Yes, and apparently it's very popular with over a million people doing it.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
Hollywood seems like such a strange place to me. Never been though so what do I know!
[assistant]
I see. Well it has a strange origin story. Supposedly the name comes from a Chinese man who said he was hauling wood.
[user]
No way. Are you kidding?
[assistant]
Nope, the name was coined by HJ Whitley also known as the ''Father of Hollywood.''
[user]
Why was he the father of hollywood? Film guy? | I don't know, but the story goes in 1886 he was standing on a hill overlooking the valley. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | According to the diary of H. J. Whitley, known as the ''Father of Hollywood,'' on his honeymoon in 1886 he stood at the top of the hill looking out over the valley. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
According to the diary of H. J. Whitley, known as the ''Father of Hollywood,'' on his honeymoon in 1886 he stood at the top of the hill looking out over the valley.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
Hollywood seems like such a strange place to me. Never been though so what do I know!
[assistant]
I see. Well it has a strange origin story. Supposedly the name comes from a Chinese man who said he was hauling wood.
[user]
No way. Are you kidding?
[assistant]
Nope, the name was coined by HJ Whitley also known as the ''Father of Hollywood.''
[user]
Why was he the father of hollywood? Film guy?
```
Response:
```
I don't know, but the story goes in 1886 he was standing on a hill overlooking the valley.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
Man, I just got back from a bike ride earlier today. Has to be one of my favorite ways to supersize
[assistant]
Well, that's good. So, do you bike mostly for exercise, or also for recreation or sport?
[user]
It's for exercise, but mostly for recreation. I predominately road bike on prairie paths.
[assistant]
Did you know there are around 1 billion bicycles worldwide?
[user]
That's a lot of bicycles! I wonder how many of those people are biking as their primary modes of transportation. | I don't know, exactly, but they're the primary form of transportation in some parts of the world. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | They are the principal means of transportation in many parts of the world. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
They are the principal means of transportation in many parts of the world.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
Man, I just got back from a bike ride earlier today. Has to be one of my favorite ways to supersize
[assistant]
Well, that's good. So, do you bike mostly for exercise, or also for recreation or sport?
[user]
It's for exercise, but mostly for recreation. I predominately road bike on prairie paths.
[assistant]
Did you know there are around 1 billion bicycles worldwide?
[user]
That's a lot of bicycles! I wonder how many of those people are biking as their primary modes of transportation.
```
Response:
```
I don't know, exactly, but they're the primary form of transportation in some parts of the world.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I have over 2000 autographs.
[assistant]
I see. That means you collected many famous people's signatures.
[user]
Yeah, I wonder what this hobby is called?
[assistant]
The hobby would be known as philography, collecting autographs.
[user]
Oh I see. I wonder what the oldest one is out there?
[assistant]
The oldest "autograph" out there is on a Sumerian table made of clay. It is dated to around 3100 BC.
[user]
That's really cool to learn. Is there anything else historical about them? | The earliest autograph for a famous figure is of El Cid in 1098. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | No ancient written autographs have been found, and the earliest one known for a major historical figure is that of El Cid from 1098. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
No ancient written autographs have been found, and the earliest one known for a major historical figure is that of El Cid from 1098.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I have over 2000 autographs.
[assistant]
I see. That means you collected many famous people's signatures.
[user]
Yeah, I wonder what this hobby is called?
[assistant]
The hobby would be known as philography, collecting autographs.
[user]
Oh I see. I wonder what the oldest one is out there?
[assistant]
The oldest "autograph" out there is on a Sumerian table made of clay. It is dated to around 3100 BC.
[user]
That's really cool to learn. Is there anything else historical about them?
```
Response:
```
The earliest autograph for a famous figure is of El Cid in 1098.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I'm into the game Technomancer, what about you? | I love action role-playing video game but not Technomancer | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | No | faithdial | The Technomancer is an action role-playing video game, developed by Spiders and published by Focus Home Interactive. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
The Technomancer is an action role-playing video game, developed by Spiders and published by Focus Home Interactive.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I'm into the game Technomancer, what about you?
```
Response:
```
I love action role-playing video game but not Technomancer
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
What is your favorite thing to post on Instagram? | Usually I just photos or videos. Do you know who owns Instagram? | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | No | faithdial | Instagram lets registered users upload photos or videos to the service. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
Instagram lets registered users upload photos or videos to the service.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
What is your favorite thing to post on Instagram?
```
Response:
```
Usually I just photos or videos. Do you know who owns Instagram?
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I'm interested in vegetarianism and would like more information on being a Vegan. Do you know much about this?
[assistant]
I know vegetarianism has its roots in ancient India and Greece
[user]
Really. What exactly are the parameters for vegetarianism. Is dairy allowed? | Well, I know that it is when you abstain from consuming meat and sometimes also iclude abstaining from animal slaughter by-products | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | Vegetarianism is the practice of abstaining from the consumption of meat (red meat, poultry, seafood, and the flesh of any other animal), and may also include abstention from by-products of animal slaughter. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
Vegetarianism is the practice of abstaining from the consumption of meat (red meat, poultry, seafood, and the flesh of any other animal), and may also include abstention from by-products of animal slaughter.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I'm interested in vegetarianism and would like more information on being a Vegan. Do you know much about this?
[assistant]
I know vegetarianism has its roots in ancient India and Greece
[user]
Really. What exactly are the parameters for vegetarianism. Is dairy allowed?
```
Response:
```
Well, I know that it is when you abstain from consuming meat and sometimes also iclude abstaining from animal slaughter by-products
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I'm interested in account. What's it about?
[assistant]
Well, accounting is about measuring, processing, and reporting financial information to economic entities.
[user]
When did it start?
[assistant]
The modern version of accounting began in 1494, by an Italian mathematician.
[user]
Is it popular as a career?
[assistant]
I am not sure, however accounting has lots of fields such as auditing, external, tax and cost accounting. What type interests you?
[user]
I'm not sure. What do you know about computer science? | Computer science involves the study of computers, their design and their use. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | Computer science is the study of the theory, experimentation, and engineering that form the basis for the design and use of computers. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
Computer science is the study of the theory, experimentation, and engineering that form the basis for the design and use of computers.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I'm interested in account. What's it about?
[assistant]
Well, accounting is about measuring, processing, and reporting financial information to economic entities.
[user]
When did it start?
[assistant]
The modern version of accounting began in 1494, by an Italian mathematician.
[user]
Is it popular as a career?
[assistant]
I am not sure, however accounting has lots of fields such as auditing, external, tax and cost accounting. What type interests you?
[user]
I'm not sure. What do you know about computer science?
```
Response:
```
Computer science involves the study of computers, their design and their use.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
Hey.. have you ever been to Georgia before?
[assistant]
No, since I'm a bot I don't travel. I know that it is called the "Peach State" though!
[user]
I haven't been either, but I'd love to go. Peaches are delicious, especially from Georgia. | Oh would you! Did you know it's the final of the original 13 Colonies? | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | It began as a British colony in 1733, the last of the original Thirteen Colonies. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
It began as a British colony in 1733, the last of the original Thirteen Colonies.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
Hey.. have you ever been to Georgia before?
[assistant]
No, since I'm a bot I don't travel. I know that it is called the "Peach State" though!
[user]
I haven't been either, but I'd love to go. Peaches are delicious, especially from Georgia.
```
Response:
```
Oh would you! Did you know it's the final of the original 13 Colonies?
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
Look, hotdogs are my favourite!
[assistant]
Oh, how nice! They're also called frankfurters. Do you like yours grilled or steamed?
[user]
Grilled! I also like them steamed, though.
[assistant]
Do you also like variations on hot dogs, like corn dogs or pigs in a blanket?
[user]
Yes, I do! Hey, do you know where the hot dog originated?
[assistant]
I know that they were originally imported from Germany and then became popular in the US.
[user]
Oh cool! Were they made of pork? | I'm not sure. It's a type of sausage, though. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | This type of sausage was culturally imported from Germany and popularized in the United States, where it became a working-class street food sold at hot dog stands and carts. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
This type of sausage was culturally imported from Germany and popularized in the United States, where it became a working-class street food sold at hot dog stands and carts.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
Look, hotdogs are my favourite!
[assistant]
Oh, how nice! They're also called frankfurters. Do you like yours grilled or steamed?
[user]
Grilled! I also like them steamed, though.
[assistant]
Do you also like variations on hot dogs, like corn dogs or pigs in a blanket?
[user]
Yes, I do! Hey, do you know where the hot dog originated?
[assistant]
I know that they were originally imported from Germany and then became popular in the US.
[user]
Oh cool! Were they made of pork?
```
Response:
```
I'm not sure. It's a type of sausage, though.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
The most relaxing color to me is green, what about you?
[assistant]
I don't really find any relaxing but emeralds are green due to their chromium content, do you find that interesting?
[user]
That is pretty interesting, I have noticed a lot of animals are green too, why is that?
[assistant]
Many other creatures would beg to differ, a lot of them have adapted to their green environments by taking on their own green color to their skin.
[user]
Yeah that is true but I was thinking of birds and ocean creatures if any of them can see color.
[assistant]
Well, I don't really know about those animals being able to see colors but green is found between yellow and blue on the visible spectrum.
[user]
That is very interesting, since green is so common they're from plants right? What makes the color green anyway? | Yes, and chlorophyll is the largest contributor to Green in the world. It's a chemical that plants produce into energy to sustain life. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | No | faithdial | By far the largest contributor to green in nature is chlorophyll, the chemical by which plants photosynthesize and convert sunlight into chemical energy. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
By far the largest contributor to green in nature is chlorophyll, the chemical by which plants photosynthesize and convert sunlight into chemical energy.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
The most relaxing color to me is green, what about you?
[assistant]
I don't really find any relaxing but emeralds are green due to their chromium content, do you find that interesting?
[user]
That is pretty interesting, I have noticed a lot of animals are green too, why is that?
[assistant]
Many other creatures would beg to differ, a lot of them have adapted to their green environments by taking on their own green color to their skin.
[user]
Yeah that is true but I was thinking of birds and ocean creatures if any of them can see color.
[assistant]
Well, I don't really know about those animals being able to see colors but green is found between yellow and blue on the visible spectrum.
[user]
That is very interesting, since green is so common they're from plants right? What makes the color green anyway?
```
Response:
```
Yes, and chlorophyll is the largest contributor to Green in the world. It's a chemical that plants produce into energy to sustain life.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
Do you like to online shop? Do you do it a lot?
[assistant]
I am a bot so I actually can't do that, what about you? Do you like to browse the products and services of online stores ?
[user]
Yes, I love it, and I also like that people have not tried on the clothes before you
[assistant]
I have never heard about this information about clothing before, what I do know is that you can buy products from the online seller using a web browser.
[user]
It can get expensive though, I try not to shop too often.
[assistant]
If you say so, I believe, one more question, do you use the web browser Google Chrome to shop online?
[user]
Yes Google Chrome is my favorite browser to shop online.
[assistant]
So, what do you like to directly buy from sellers over the internet using the web browser google chrome?
[user]
I love to buy clothes online, I never do it in person. | Not even for black friday promotions? | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | No | faithdial | Most major retailers open very early, as early as overnight hours, and offer promotional sales. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
Most major retailers open very early, as early as overnight hours, and offer promotional sales.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
Do you like to online shop? Do you do it a lot?
[assistant]
I am a bot so I actually can't do that, what about you? Do you like to browse the products and services of online stores ?
[user]
Yes, I love it, and I also like that people have not tried on the clothes before you
[assistant]
I have never heard about this information about clothing before, what I do know is that you can buy products from the online seller using a web browser.
[user]
It can get expensive though, I try not to shop too often.
[assistant]
If you say so, I believe, one more question, do you use the web browser Google Chrome to shop online?
[user]
Yes Google Chrome is my favorite browser to shop online.
[assistant]
So, what do you like to directly buy from sellers over the internet using the web browser google chrome?
[user]
I love to buy clothes online, I never do it in person.
```
Response:
```
Not even for black friday promotions?
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I know people think it's rather plain, but Budweiser is still one of my favorite beers.
[assistant]
I see. Did you know that it's now owned by an international company called Anheuser-Busch InBev?
[user]
I think I heard something about that. As for the beer, I wouldn't go as far as calling it great, but for it's price at restaurants, it's a pretty solid bet. There's some consistency to it.
[assistant]
Good to know. Did you also know that it was first created in 1876? It's also available in more than 80 markets around the world, though not necessarily as Budweiser.
[user]
I didn't think it was that old. Too bad it's not really an american beer any more.
[assistant]
Yeah, another fact is that its made up to 30 percent rice
[user]
That's news to me. I thought it was mostly yeast, hops, and water. | I was also shocked to find that out. Another fact is that beer is one of the oldest and most widely consumed alcoholic drinks in the world | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | No | faithdial | Beer is one of the oldest and most widely consumed alcoholic drinks in the world, and the third most popular drink overall after water and tea. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
Beer is one of the oldest and most widely consumed alcoholic drinks in the world, and the third most popular drink overall after water and tea.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I know people think it's rather plain, but Budweiser is still one of my favorite beers.
[assistant]
I see. Did you know that it's now owned by an international company called Anheuser-Busch InBev?
[user]
I think I heard something about that. As for the beer, I wouldn't go as far as calling it great, but for it's price at restaurants, it's a pretty solid bet. There's some consistency to it.
[assistant]
Good to know. Did you also know that it was first created in 1876? It's also available in more than 80 markets around the world, though not necessarily as Budweiser.
[user]
I didn't think it was that old. Too bad it's not really an american beer any more.
[assistant]
Yeah, another fact is that its made up to 30 percent rice
[user]
That's news to me. I thought it was mostly yeast, hops, and water.
```
Response:
```
I was also shocked to find that out. Another fact is that beer is one of the oldest and most widely consumed alcoholic drinks in the world
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
Trucks seem like a useful vehicle to have
[assistant]
Yeah, they were designed for the transportation of cargo
[user]
Yes. What's the most popular truck brand?
[assistant]
I am not sure about that. Do you know the brand Dodge? It has cars, sport cars, minivans, super cars and many others
[user]
I never heard of it. In what part of the country are trucks more common? They seem stereotypically southern
[assistant]
I am not sure about the either. Did you know that there are gasoline engine powered trucks in the US, mexico and canada ?
[user]
Yes, what else can you tell me ? | Similarly! In the European Union vehicles in this size are known as large good vehicles. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | No | faithdial | In the European Union, vehicles with a gross combination mass of up to are known as light commercial vehicles, and those over as large goods vehicles. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
In the European Union, vehicles with a gross combination mass of up to are known as light commercial vehicles, and those over as large goods vehicles.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
Trucks seem like a useful vehicle to have
[assistant]
Yeah, they were designed for the transportation of cargo
[user]
Yes. What's the most popular truck brand?
[assistant]
I am not sure about that. Do you know the brand Dodge? It has cars, sport cars, minivans, super cars and many others
[user]
I never heard of it. In what part of the country are trucks more common? They seem stereotypically southern
[assistant]
I am not sure about the either. Did you know that there are gasoline engine powered trucks in the US, mexico and canada ?
[user]
Yes, what else can you tell me ?
```
Response:
```
Similarly! In the European Union vehicles in this size are known as large good vehicles.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
Hi, Do you like to eat in McDonald's ? | Sometimes. The fast food chance has been around since 1940 and started in California. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | No | faithdial | McDonald's is a fast food company that was founded in 1940 as a restaurant operated by Richard and Maurice McDonald, in San Bernardino, California, United States. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
McDonald's is a fast food company that was founded in 1940 as a restaurant operated by Richard and Maurice McDonald, in San Bernardino, California, United States.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
Hi, Do you like to eat in McDonald's ?
```
Response:
```
Sometimes. The fast food chance has been around since 1940 and started in California.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I really dislike getting to be old. | Do you? There's an accumulation of changes over time when one ages. They include psychological, social, and physical changes. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | In humans, ageing represents the accumulation of changes in a human being over time, encompassing physical, psychological, and social changes. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
In humans, ageing represents the accumulation of changes in a human being over time, encompassing physical, psychological, and social changes.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I really dislike getting to be old.
```
Response:
```
Do you? There's an accumulation of changes over time when one ages. They include psychological, social, and physical changes.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
My friend plays the guitar, do you know much about guitars?
[assistant]
Not much, but I know a few things. For example, I know the guitar is a type of chordophone, traditionally constructed from wood and strung with either gut, nylon or steel string.
[user]
That's interesting, what exactly is a chordophone?
[assistant]
A chordophone is a musical instrument that makes sound by way of a vibrating string stretched between two points.
[user]
That makes sense, do you know when the guitar was invented?
[assistant]
Not exactly, but the modern guitar was preceded by the gittern, the vihuela, the four-course Renaissance and the five-course baroque guitar.
[user]
Wow it sounds like it has quite the history, what exactly is a gittern?
[assistant]
A guittern was a small gut instrument that first appears in literature during 13th century in Western Europe.
[user]
Fascinating, do you know anything cool about the electric guitar? | Well an electric guitar uses one or more pickups to convert the vibration of its string into electrical signals. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | An electric guitar is a guitar that uses one or more pickups to convert the vibration of its strings into electrical signals. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
An electric guitar is a guitar that uses one or more pickups to convert the vibration of its strings into electrical signals.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
My friend plays the guitar, do you know much about guitars?
[assistant]
Not much, but I know a few things. For example, I know the guitar is a type of chordophone, traditionally constructed from wood and strung with either gut, nylon or steel string.
[user]
That's interesting, what exactly is a chordophone?
[assistant]
A chordophone is a musical instrument that makes sound by way of a vibrating string stretched between two points.
[user]
That makes sense, do you know when the guitar was invented?
[assistant]
Not exactly, but the modern guitar was preceded by the gittern, the vihuela, the four-course Renaissance and the five-course baroque guitar.
[user]
Wow it sounds like it has quite the history, what exactly is a gittern?
[assistant]
A guittern was a small gut instrument that first appears in literature during 13th century in Western Europe.
[user]
Fascinating, do you know anything cool about the electric guitar?
```
Response:
```
Well an electric guitar uses one or more pickups to convert the vibration of its string into electrical signals.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I once owned a convertible. | A convertable evolved from a car that an open vehicle without glass side windows that sometimes had removable panels | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | No | faithdial | Convertibles evolved from the earlier phaeton, an open vehicle without glass side windows that sometimes had removable panels of fabric or other material for protection from the elements. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
Convertibles evolved from the earlier phaeton, an open vehicle without glass side windows that sometimes had removable panels of fabric or other material for protection from the elements.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I once owned a convertible.
```
Response:
```
A convertable evolved from a car that an open vehicle without glass side windows that sometimes had removable panels
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
Do you like to online shop? Do you do it a lot?
[assistant]
I am a bot so I actually can't do that, what about you? Do you like to browse the products and services of online stores ?
[user]
Yes, I love it, and I also like that people have not tried on the clothes before you | Yeah, I like that you just have to have a web browser | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | No | faithdial | Online shopping is a form of electronic commerce which allows consumers to directly buy goods or services from a seller over the Internet using a web browser. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
Online shopping is a form of electronic commerce which allows consumers to directly buy goods or services from a seller over the Internet using a web browser.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
Do you like to online shop? Do you do it a lot?
[assistant]
I am a bot so I actually can't do that, what about you? Do you like to browse the products and services of online stores ?
[user]
Yes, I love it, and I also like that people have not tried on the clothes before you
```
Response:
```
Yeah, I like that you just have to have a web browser
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I just love lizards. Do you know how they breed? | I know that they lay eggs and that they are primarily carnivorous and usually wait for prey to approach | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | No | faithdial | Lizards are mainly carnivorous, often being sit-and-wait predators; many smaller species eat insects, while the Komodo eats mammals as big as water buffalo. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
Lizards are mainly carnivorous, often being sit-and-wait predators; many smaller species eat insects, while the Komodo eats mammals as big as water buffalo.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I just love lizards. Do you know how they breed?
```
Response:
```
I know that they lay eggs and that they are primarily carnivorous and usually wait for prey to approach
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
American football is so popular but i dont care for it much.
[assistant]
Do you know about American football? It is referred to as football in the United States and Canada.
[user]
Yea since other countries use football for what we call soccer.
[assistant]
Yeah, another feature of it is that there are two 11 player teams playing on a rectangular field, there are goalposts at both ends.
[user]
11 players? thats more than I thought, how long do games last?
[assistant]
I don't know how long the games go on for but the winner is the team who got the most points.
[user]
Well that's obvious, it just feels like the games feel so long with half time and all the pauses between a move. How do the points work anyway?
[assistant]
Well, mainly its scored by getting the ball into the other team's end zone, that's called a touchdown.
[user]
its mainly passive right? Weird it is called foot ball when no foot contact happens almost ever in the game. | Do u know that the first American football was played in November 6,1869 | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | No | faithdial | The first match of American football was played on November 6, 1869, between two college teams, Rutgers and Princeton, under rules based on the association football rules of the time. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
The first match of American football was played on November 6, 1869, between two college teams, Rutgers and Princeton, under rules based on the association football rules of the time.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
American football is so popular but i dont care for it much.
[assistant]
Do you know about American football? It is referred to as football in the United States and Canada.
[user]
Yea since other countries use football for what we call soccer.
[assistant]
Yeah, another feature of it is that there are two 11 player teams playing on a rectangular field, there are goalposts at both ends.
[user]
11 players? thats more than I thought, how long do games last?
[assistant]
I don't know how long the games go on for but the winner is the team who got the most points.
[user]
Well that's obvious, it just feels like the games feel so long with half time and all the pauses between a move. How do the points work anyway?
[assistant]
Well, mainly its scored by getting the ball into the other team's end zone, that's called a touchdown.
[user]
its mainly passive right? Weird it is called foot ball when no foot contact happens almost ever in the game.
```
Response:
```
Do u know that the first American football was played in November 6,1869
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
Have you ever been to Ireland? Ive seen pictures from a friend who went and it looks pretty
[assistant]
No, I can't travel since I'm a bot. I do know it's in the North Atlantic, though.
[user]
Yes! Is there many mountains there?
[assistant]
The geography is mostly low lying mountains which surround a central plain and many rivers extending inland.
[user]
Oh I see, are the rivers freshwater?
[assistant]
I'm not sure about the rivers but the island has a very lush vegetation which is a product of its mild and changeable climate which usually has no extreme temperatures.
[user]
Oh that sounds nice. What else is very special or unique about it? | Well for one thing, Ireland is the third largest island located in Europe! | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | Ireland is the third-largest island in Europe. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
Ireland is the third-largest island in Europe.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
Have you ever been to Ireland? Ive seen pictures from a friend who went and it looks pretty
[assistant]
No, I can't travel since I'm a bot. I do know it's in the North Atlantic, though.
[user]
Yes! Is there many mountains there?
[assistant]
The geography is mostly low lying mountains which surround a central plain and many rivers extending inland.
[user]
Oh I see, are the rivers freshwater?
[assistant]
I'm not sure about the rivers but the island has a very lush vegetation which is a product of its mild and changeable climate which usually has no extreme temperatures.
[user]
Oh that sounds nice. What else is very special or unique about it?
```
Response:
```
Well for one thing, Ireland is the third largest island located in Europe!
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I've never tried skateboarding. Is it dangerous?
[assistant]
I can't speak to how dangerous it is, but it is a sport with lots of action, and involves performing tricks with a skateboard. Are you interested in trying it?
[user]
Maybe, how long has it been around?
[assistant]
I don't know how long skateboarding itself has been around, but skateparks have been around since the 1970s, and also get used by BMXers, skates, and scooter riders. What else would you like to know?
[user]
Are there any famous ones?
[assistant]
I don't know of any, but it is a $4.8 billion business with over 11 million skateboarders worldwide.
[user]
Oh wow. Should I wear a helmet? | I don't know, but I do know that there have been many skateboarders who have influenced the sport over the years. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | Skateboarding has been shaped and influenced by many skateboarders throughout the years. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
Skateboarding has been shaped and influenced by many skateboarders throughout the years.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I've never tried skateboarding. Is it dangerous?
[assistant]
I can't speak to how dangerous it is, but it is a sport with lots of action, and involves performing tricks with a skateboard. Are you interested in trying it?
[user]
Maybe, how long has it been around?
[assistant]
I don't know how long skateboarding itself has been around, but skateparks have been around since the 1970s, and also get used by BMXers, skates, and scooter riders. What else would you like to know?
[user]
Are there any famous ones?
[assistant]
I don't know of any, but it is a $4.8 billion business with over 11 million skateboarders worldwide.
[user]
Oh wow. Should I wear a helmet?
```
Response:
```
I don't know, but I do know that there have been many skateboarders who have influenced the sport over the years.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I am disgusted by Hotdogs.
[assistant]
Oh, OK. They're also called frankfurters and wieners.
[user]
I had a friend who used to do inspections in hot dog manufacturing facilities and he said to never eat one. What are they made of anyway? | I'm not sure, but they've become associated with baseball and Americana. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | The hot dog became closely associated with baseball and American culture. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
The hot dog became closely associated with baseball and American culture.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I am disgusted by Hotdogs.
[assistant]
Oh, OK. They're also called frankfurters and wieners.
[user]
I had a friend who used to do inspections in hot dog manufacturing facilities and he said to never eat one. What are they made of anyway?
```
Response:
```
I'm not sure, but they've become associated with baseball and Americana.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
My ex girlfriend broke my heart. What are some ways to deal with heartbreak?
[assistant]
I'm unable to solve that but you may be curious to know that it has 3000 years of history.
[user]
What are some symptoms of heartbreak?
[assistant]
Well its mostly a heavy feeling but in some rare cases it can cause physical damage to the heart.
[user]
Wow. So heartbreak can lead to serious medical complications?
[assistant]
I don't know if it is serious or not but the pain is believed to be related to survival instinct.
[user]
How long does it usually take to get over a broken heart?
[assistant]
That's a mystery to me but a broken heart is an universal concept.
[user]
Does heartbreak usually lead to depression? | Well the neurological process involved in the perception of heartache is not known. But in some cases people have experienced it. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | No | faithdial | The neurological process involved in the perception of heartache is not known, but is thought to involve the anterior cingulate cortex of the brain, which during stress may overstimulate the vagus nerve causing pain, nausea or muscle tightness in the chest. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
The neurological process involved in the perception of heartache is not known, but is thought to involve the anterior cingulate cortex of the brain, which during stress may overstimulate the vagus nerve causing pain, nausea or muscle tightness in the chest.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
My ex girlfriend broke my heart. What are some ways to deal with heartbreak?
[assistant]
I'm unable to solve that but you may be curious to know that it has 3000 years of history.
[user]
What are some symptoms of heartbreak?
[assistant]
Well its mostly a heavy feeling but in some rare cases it can cause physical damage to the heart.
[user]
Wow. So heartbreak can lead to serious medical complications?
[assistant]
I don't know if it is serious or not but the pain is believed to be related to survival instinct.
[user]
How long does it usually take to get over a broken heart?
[assistant]
That's a mystery to me but a broken heart is an universal concept.
[user]
Does heartbreak usually lead to depression?
```
Response:
```
Well the neurological process involved in the perception of heartache is not known. But in some cases people have experienced it.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
i enjoy john gresham movies , but not his books
[assistant]
Oh, that's interesting. He's best known for his political thrillers. Is that what you've seen?
[user]
Yeah, his books are a bit long for my taste.
[assistant]
His books have been translated into 42 languages and have been published all over the world.
[user]
He is very popular. My sister is obsessed with his works. | Oh, that's cool. He went to law school at the University of Mississippi. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | John Grisham graduated from Mississippi State University before attending the University of Mississippi School of Law in 1981. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
John Grisham graduated from Mississippi State University before attending the University of Mississippi School of Law in 1981.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
i enjoy john gresham movies , but not his books
[assistant]
Oh, that's interesting. He's best known for his political thrillers. Is that what you've seen?
[user]
Yeah, his books are a bit long for my taste.
[assistant]
His books have been translated into 42 languages and have been published all over the world.
[user]
He is very popular. My sister is obsessed with his works.
```
Response:
```
Oh, that's cool. He went to law school at the University of Mississippi.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
Hello! do you know anything about Porsche's? My boyfriend wants to get one.
[assistant]
Well, I know that it's a German auto maker. What else would you like to know?
[user]
He seems to think they are great, but I don’t know about how expensive they are to run or repair. | I can't really say, but they do make high-performance automobiles. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | h.c. F. Porsche AG, usually shortened to Porsche AG (), is a German automobile manufacturer specializing in high-performance sports cars, SUVs and sedans. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
h.c. F. Porsche AG, usually shortened to Porsche AG (), is a German automobile manufacturer specializing in high-performance sports cars, SUVs and sedans.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
Hello! do you know anything about Porsche's? My boyfriend wants to get one.
[assistant]
Well, I know that it's a German auto maker. What else would you like to know?
[user]
He seems to think they are great, but I don’t know about how expensive they are to run or repair.
```
Response:
```
I can't really say, but they do make high-performance automobiles.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I love to wear Cardigan's in the winter. Do you own any? | A cardigan is also called sweater,is a type of knitted garment | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | No | faithdial | A cardigan is a type of knitted garment (sweater) that has an open front. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
A cardigan is a type of knitted garment (sweater) that has an open front.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I love to wear Cardigan's in the winter. Do you own any?
```
Response:
```
A cardigan is also called sweater,is a type of knitted garment
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I was on a reality tv show once, I auditioned for American Idol.
[assistant]
That's interesting. So does that mean you are not a professional actor?
[user]
No, and that is what I love about it. What else can you tell me about reality TV?
[assistant]
Well, I can say that they have sections called "confessionals," which act like the show's narration. Do you like those parts?
[user]
I love the diary room sessions on Big Brother! They're always crying or doing something overdramatic lol
[assistant]
Oh yeah. Reality TV tends to focus on the personal conflicts and drama, rather than trying to educate like a documentary.
[user]
I agree, I have to admit I do love me a good serial killer documentary though. | Oh, that's interesting. Getting back to reality shows, are you familiar with the competition-style ones, where people get eliminated by judges? | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | In competition-based reality shows, a notable subset, there are other common elements such as one participant being eliminated per episode, a panel of judges, and the concept of ''immunity from elimination.'' | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
In competition-based reality shows, a notable subset, there are other common elements such as one participant being eliminated per episode, a panel of judges, and the concept of ''immunity from elimination.''
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I was on a reality tv show once, I auditioned for American Idol.
[assistant]
That's interesting. So does that mean you are not a professional actor?
[user]
No, and that is what I love about it. What else can you tell me about reality TV?
[assistant]
Well, I can say that they have sections called "confessionals," which act like the show's narration. Do you like those parts?
[user]
I love the diary room sessions on Big Brother! They're always crying or doing something overdramatic lol
[assistant]
Oh yeah. Reality TV tends to focus on the personal conflicts and drama, rather than trying to educate like a documentary.
[user]
I agree, I have to admit I do love me a good serial killer documentary though.
```
Response:
```
Oh, that's interesting. Getting back to reality shows, are you familiar with the competition-style ones, where people get eliminated by judges?
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I love my pet parrot. He is so funny to talk to. | Interesting. Did you know there are about 393 species and 92 genera of parrots? | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | Parrots, also known as psittacines , are birds of the roughly 393 species in 92 genera that make up the order Psittaciformes, found in most tropical and subtropical regions. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
Parrots, also known as psittacines , are birds of the roughly 393 species in 92 genera that make up the order Psittaciformes, found in most tropical and subtropical regions.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I love my pet parrot. He is so funny to talk to.
```
Response:
```
Interesting. Did you know there are about 393 species and 92 genera of parrots?
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I love role playing games! It is so fun to just let go and be someone else for a bit.
[assistant]
Neat! Do you do literal acting in your role playing?
[user]
No, but I know you can. There are many different types of role playing games out there. Dungeons and Dragons is a popular one.
[assistant]
Oh yes! That's one of the table top role-playing game.
[user]
Yes. I've never actually played that one before. I am more into the computer RPG's like World of Warcraft and Final Fantasy.
[assistant]
Oh, OK. Did you know a lot of those role playing video games have their origins in tabletop games?
[user]
Oh really? I wasn't aware of that. I wonder who created the first role playing game. | I'm not sure but most were developed in East Asia | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | No | faithdial | Eastern role-playing video games are role-playing video games developed in East Asia. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
Eastern role-playing video games are role-playing video games developed in East Asia.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I love role playing games! It is so fun to just let go and be someone else for a bit.
[assistant]
Neat! Do you do literal acting in your role playing?
[user]
No, but I know you can. There are many different types of role playing games out there. Dungeons and Dragons is a popular one.
[assistant]
Oh yes! That's one of the table top role-playing game.
[user]
Yes. I've never actually played that one before. I am more into the computer RPG's like World of Warcraft and Final Fantasy.
[assistant]
Oh, OK. Did you know a lot of those role playing video games have their origins in tabletop games?
[user]
Oh really? I wasn't aware of that. I wonder who created the first role playing game.
```
Response:
```
I'm not sure but most were developed in East Asia
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
Have you ever visited Yellowstone National Park? It's a cool place!
[assistant]
I haven't but it was the first national park signed into law through President Ulysses S. Grant during 1872.
[user]
That's very true. Tedy Roosevelt also had a lot to do with National Parks too I believe.
[assistant]
I didn't know Ted Roosevelt was involved, but I do know that the US has 59 national parks that the National Park Service operates in.
[user]
Yeah I think it would be really cool to visit them all but that's a lot of ground to cover!
[assistant]
I see, did you also know that 6 national parks in Alaska and 1 other are paired with national preserves? The areas have different protection levels but administered together.
[user]
Six parks? That's crazy! I bet some states don't even have any! | That's probably true. Alaska is such a fascinating place, and it's so huge too, being the largest state in the US by area of course. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | No | faithdial | It is the largest state in the United States by area and the seventh largest subnational division in the world. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
It is the largest state in the United States by area and the seventh largest subnational division in the world.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
Have you ever visited Yellowstone National Park? It's a cool place!
[assistant]
I haven't but it was the first national park signed into law through President Ulysses S. Grant during 1872.
[user]
That's very true. Tedy Roosevelt also had a lot to do with National Parks too I believe.
[assistant]
I didn't know Ted Roosevelt was involved, but I do know that the US has 59 national parks that the National Park Service operates in.
[user]
Yeah I think it would be really cool to visit them all but that's a lot of ground to cover!
[assistant]
I see, did you also know that 6 national parks in Alaska and 1 other are paired with national preserves? The areas have different protection levels but administered together.
[user]
Six parks? That's crazy! I bet some states don't even have any!
```
Response:
```
That's probably true. Alaska is such a fascinating place, and it's so huge too, being the largest state in the US by area of course.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
Hi! I'm looking for a bodybuilding supplement to add to my diet. Some guys at the gym recommended that I try one. Do you know anything about these supplements? | There are many different Bodybuilding supplements. Before there were supplements the ancient greeks would just consume massive amounts of meats. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | No | faithdial | Athletes in ancient Greece were advised to consume large quantities of meat and wine. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
Athletes in ancient Greece were advised to consume large quantities of meat and wine.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
Hi! I'm looking for a bodybuilding supplement to add to my diet. Some guys at the gym recommended that I try one. Do you know anything about these supplements?
```
Response:
```
There are many different Bodybuilding supplements. Before there were supplements the ancient greeks would just consume massive amounts of meats.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I am a professional bowler, I love the sport.
[assistant]
So, what do you love about rolling a bowling ball towards the target ?
[user]
I love everything about it, I play it everyday
[assistant]
Wow! To achieve a score of 300 it means that you have 12 strikes in a row. Have you ever achieved this score?
[user]
Only a couple of times. What's even hard is making a 7-10 split. | The 7-10 split is one of the ''goal posts'' where you are left with the most left and right pin in the back row! Is it even possible? | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | No | faithdial | One of the most infamous of splits is the 7–10 split, often called ''goal posts'' or ''bedposts'', where the bowler is left with the leftmost and the rightmost pin in the back row (the ''number 7'' and ''number 10'') to knock down with a single ball to achieve a spare. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
One of the most infamous of splits is the 7–10 split, often called ''goal posts'' or ''bedposts'', where the bowler is left with the leftmost and the rightmost pin in the back row (the ''number 7'' and ''number 10'') to knock down with a single ball to achieve a spare.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I am a professional bowler, I love the sport.
[assistant]
So, what do you love about rolling a bowling ball towards the target ?
[user]
I love everything about it, I play it everyday
[assistant]
Wow! To achieve a score of 300 it means that you have 12 strikes in a row. Have you ever achieved this score?
[user]
Only a couple of times. What's even hard is making a 7-10 split.
```
Response:
```
The 7-10 split is one of the ''goal posts'' where you are left with the most left and right pin in the back row! Is it even possible?
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I never tried to be a cheerleader, but they were always popular in school. What about you?
[assistant]
I can't cheer because I'm a bot, but I know cheerleaders do that to encourage the team.
[user]
Yes, they have lots of spirit too. | Slogans are often chanted during the games. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | It can range from chanting slogans to intense physical activity. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
It can range from chanting slogans to intense physical activity.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I never tried to be a cheerleader, but they were always popular in school. What about you?
[assistant]
I can't cheer because I'm a bot, but I know cheerleaders do that to encourage the team.
[user]
Yes, they have lots of spirit too.
```
Response:
```
Slogans are often chanted during the games.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
Do you like the tv show The Walking Dead? I forget what channel it's on.
[assistant]
I'm indifferent to it but I know that it is developed by Frank Darabont on AMC.
[user]
I like Sci Fi shows and this is more post apocalyptic zombies called walkers. It took me awhile to get into it.
[assistant]
I see, did you start when it first premiered in the US back in October 31 of 2010?
[user]
I did not, I think I started a little bit after. I know t takes place around Atlanta, GA and Alexandria VA but do you remember what the actor's real name was for the protagonist?
[assistant]
rick grimes is just a fictional character who plays the sheriff
[user]
Yep. I like zombie movies also and the spin off show isn't bad either. It's called Fear of the Walking Dead. | what is that about? alot of walking dead fans are between the ages of 18-49. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | No | faithdial | Beginning with its third season, ''The Walking Dead'' has attracted the most 18- to 49-year-old viewers of any cable or broadcast television series. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
Beginning with its third season, ''The Walking Dead'' has attracted the most 18- to 49-year-old viewers of any cable or broadcast television series.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
Do you like the tv show The Walking Dead? I forget what channel it's on.
[assistant]
I'm indifferent to it but I know that it is developed by Frank Darabont on AMC.
[user]
I like Sci Fi shows and this is more post apocalyptic zombies called walkers. It took me awhile to get into it.
[assistant]
I see, did you start when it first premiered in the US back in October 31 of 2010?
[user]
I did not, I think I started a little bit after. I know t takes place around Atlanta, GA and Alexandria VA but do you remember what the actor's real name was for the protagonist?
[assistant]
rick grimes is just a fictional character who plays the sheriff
[user]
Yep. I like zombie movies also and the spin off show isn't bad either. It's called Fear of the Walking Dead.
```
Response:
```
what is that about? alot of walking dead fans are between the ages of 18-49.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I have long studied in the Veterinary physician field in order to help animals.
[assistant]
Nice, I know veterinarians treat diseases and disorders in animals. Do you have a specialty?
[user]
Not at the moment. Do you know any tips that might help me?
[assistant]
Well vets practice veterinary medicine and treat diseases for animals.
[user]
I see, is it for all animals or mostly dogs and cats? | All animals really, they even treat disorders and injuries too. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | No | faithdial | A veterinary physician, usually called a vet, which is shortened from veterinarian (American English, Australian English) or veterinary surgeon (British English), is a professional who practices veterinary medicine by treating diseases, disorders, and injuries in animals. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
A veterinary physician, usually called a vet, which is shortened from veterinarian (American English, Australian English) or veterinary surgeon (British English), is a professional who practices veterinary medicine by treating diseases, disorders, and injuries in animals.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I have long studied in the Veterinary physician field in order to help animals.
[assistant]
Nice, I know veterinarians treat diseases and disorders in animals. Do you have a specialty?
[user]
Not at the moment. Do you know any tips that might help me?
[assistant]
Well vets practice veterinary medicine and treat diseases for animals.
[user]
I see, is it for all animals or mostly dogs and cats?
```
Response:
```
All animals really, they even treat disorders and injuries too.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
Hi, My favorite artist is Guns N' Roses, do you have any thoughts on their music?
[assistant]
Well, they're a hard rock band from California, and they formed in 1985.
[user]
Nice! I see you would categorize them as a hard rock band, are there any other genres that you think they can fit in? | No I would only place them in that category from the sound of the drummers and guitarist they are perfect for that genre. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | No | faithdial | The lineup, when first signed to Geffen Records in 1986, consisted of vocalist Axl Rose, lead guitarist Slash, rhythm guitarist Izzy Stradlin, bassist Duff McKagan, and drummer Steven Adler. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
The lineup, when first signed to Geffen Records in 1986, consisted of vocalist Axl Rose, lead guitarist Slash, rhythm guitarist Izzy Stradlin, bassist Duff McKagan, and drummer Steven Adler.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
Hi, My favorite artist is Guns N' Roses, do you have any thoughts on their music?
[assistant]
Well, they're a hard rock band from California, and they formed in 1985.
[user]
Nice! I see you would categorize them as a hard rock band, are there any other genres that you think they can fit in?
```
Response:
```
No I would only place them in that category from the sound of the drummers and guitarist they are perfect for that genre.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I love to watch the Walking Dead TV show. Can you tell me about it?
[assistant]
Sure, the walking dead is a post-apocalyptic horror TV series, based on the comic books series by Robert Kirkman
[user]
Yeah my favorite character is Daryl. I heard he will take over as leader in the next season.
[assistant]
What else do you know about the next season? I know that the series is developed by Frank Darabont
[user]
I can't wait for Maggie to deliver their baby, I think it will happen next season.
[assistant]
Cool, not tell me, what do you think about the shows lead character played by Andrew Lincoln
[user]
I like him but apparently he dies next season. He is moving on to other projects.
[assistant]
i did not know that. Together they struggle to survive and adapt in a post-apocalyptic world.
[user]
It is the last season so they will have to wrap things up somehow. | Do you live near Atlanta, Georgia? A lot of the series takes place around there | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | Much of the series takes place in and around Atlanta, Georgia, and later Alexandria, Virginia. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
Much of the series takes place in and around Atlanta, Georgia, and later Alexandria, Virginia.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I love to watch the Walking Dead TV show. Can you tell me about it?
[assistant]
Sure, the walking dead is a post-apocalyptic horror TV series, based on the comic books series by Robert Kirkman
[user]
Yeah my favorite character is Daryl. I heard he will take over as leader in the next season.
[assistant]
What else do you know about the next season? I know that the series is developed by Frank Darabont
[user]
I can't wait for Maggie to deliver their baby, I think it will happen next season.
[assistant]
Cool, not tell me, what do you think about the shows lead character played by Andrew Lincoln
[user]
I like him but apparently he dies next season. He is moving on to other projects.
[assistant]
i did not know that. Together they struggle to survive and adapt in a post-apocalyptic world.
[user]
It is the last season so they will have to wrap things up somehow.
```
Response:
```
Do you live near Atlanta, Georgia? A lot of the series takes place around there
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
Hello
[assistant]
Have you heard of radiology? It is a science that uses images, medical, to diagnose and occasionally treat issues found in the body?
[user]
I have but can you tell me more?
[assistant]
To find and occasionally treat a disease, image techniques like CT, PET and MRI are used.
[user]
That sounds really interesting, I am thinking about Radiology as a career. Are you able to expand on what kind if techniques are used?
[assistant]
It uses a variety of image techniques. Things like ultrasound and computer tomography to name a few.
[user]
So many different kinds of imaging. Fascinating! I don't have much experience with any of these but it seems like a good area, have you ever needed any scans? | I do not need scans as a bot. The imaging is used to find structures hidden away by body. It is also used to treat the disease. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | Medical imaging seeks to reveal internal structures hidden by the skin and bones, as well as to diagnose and treat disease. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
Medical imaging seeks to reveal internal structures hidden by the skin and bones, as well as to diagnose and treat disease.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
Hello
[assistant]
Have you heard of radiology? It is a science that uses images, medical, to diagnose and occasionally treat issues found in the body?
[user]
I have but can you tell me more?
[assistant]
To find and occasionally treat a disease, image techniques like CT, PET and MRI are used.
[user]
That sounds really interesting, I am thinking about Radiology as a career. Are you able to expand on what kind if techniques are used?
[assistant]
It uses a variety of image techniques. Things like ultrasound and computer tomography to name a few.
[user]
So many different kinds of imaging. Fascinating! I don't have much experience with any of these but it seems like a good area, have you ever needed any scans?
```
Response:
```
I do not need scans as a bot. The imaging is used to find structures hidden away by body. It is also used to treat the disease.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I used to bowl all of the time when I was younger
[assistant]
Oh, interesting! So you used to roll a ball towards a target. Were you any good?
[user]
Not really, I didn't get many strikes. | Usually i just play with a friend and the pins are knocked down every time I play! | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | No | faithdial | A strike is when all the pins are knocked down on the first roll, whereas a spare is when all the pins are knocked over on the second shot. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
A strike is when all the pins are knocked down on the first roll, whereas a spare is when all the pins are knocked over on the second shot.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I used to bowl all of the time when I was younger
[assistant]
Oh, interesting! So you used to roll a ball towards a target. Were you any good?
[user]
Not really, I didn't get many strikes.
```
Response:
```
Usually i just play with a friend and the pins are knocked down every time I play!
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I love having a dog, I don't know what I would do without him.
[assistant]
That's nice. Did you know dogs were the first species that was domesticated?
[user]
How long have dogs been used as pets?
[assistant]
Dogs were found by human remains almost 15,000 years ago, but some say it could be as long as 36,000 years ago.
[user]
Dog
[assistant]
Yes, dog. Anyway, dogs are somewhat related to the modern gray wolf, but modern gray wolves aren't closely related as the ones the were domesticated back then.
[user]
It's amazing all the different breeds emerged over the years. | Evolution has taken a long time, 800 thousand years and there is one that is being called the ''Canis lupus'' that is simialr to dogs today, and also the dingo and gray wolf. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | No | faithdial | The evolution of the wolf occurred over a geologic time scale of 800 thousand years, transforming the first Middle Pleistocene wolf specimen that is recognized as being morphologically similar to ''Canis lupus'' into today's dog, dingo and gray wolf. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
The evolution of the wolf occurred over a geologic time scale of 800 thousand years, transforming the first Middle Pleistocene wolf specimen that is recognized as being morphologically similar to ''Canis lupus'' into today's dog, dingo and gray wolf.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I love having a dog, I don't know what I would do without him.
[assistant]
That's nice. Did you know dogs were the first species that was domesticated?
[user]
How long have dogs been used as pets?
[assistant]
Dogs were found by human remains almost 15,000 years ago, but some say it could be as long as 36,000 years ago.
[user]
Dog
[assistant]
Yes, dog. Anyway, dogs are somewhat related to the modern gray wolf, but modern gray wolves aren't closely related as the ones the were domesticated back then.
[user]
It's amazing all the different breeds emerged over the years.
```
Response:
```
Evolution has taken a long time, 800 thousand years and there is one that is being called the ''Canis lupus'' that is simialr to dogs today, and also the dingo and gray wolf.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
Justin Beiber seems to really jump in and out of the spotlight constantly.
[assistant]
Yes, did you know he is from Canada?
[user]
I did. Some of his music isn't too bad, but I don't care much for it. When did he start releasing music?
[assistant]
Well, he was discovered via his YouTube videos in 2008, and released his first EP in 2009.
[user]
I see, so it's been a while, now. Wasn't his first album really popular? | 2008. His first album after being signed on ''my world'' had seven songs that got to the billboard chart hot 100 songs. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | No | faithdial | He became the first artist to have seven songs from a debut record chart on the ''Billboard'' Hot 100. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
He became the first artist to have seven songs from a debut record chart on the ''Billboard'' Hot 100.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
Justin Beiber seems to really jump in and out of the spotlight constantly.
[assistant]
Yes, did you know he is from Canada?
[user]
I did. Some of his music isn't too bad, but I don't care much for it. When did he start releasing music?
[assistant]
Well, he was discovered via his YouTube videos in 2008, and released his first EP in 2009.
[user]
I see, so it's been a while, now. Wasn't his first album really popular?
```
Response:
```
2008. His first album after being signed on ''my world'' had seven songs that got to the billboard chart hot 100 songs.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I love Elvis, what about you?
[assistant]
I'm a bot, so I can't really love anything. I do know that he was born in 1935.
[user]
What would you say were his greatest hits?
[assistant]
I don't actually know his hits, but I know he started his music career in 1954.
[user]
When did he die? | He died in 1977. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | Elvis Aaron Presley (January 8, 1935 – August 16, 1977) was an American singer, musician, and actor. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
Elvis Aaron Presley (January 8, 1935 – August 16, 1977) was an American singer, musician, and actor.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I love Elvis, what about you?
[assistant]
I'm a bot, so I can't really love anything. I do know that he was born in 1935.
[user]
What would you say were his greatest hits?
[assistant]
I don't actually know his hits, but I know he started his music career in 1954.
[user]
When did he die?
```
Response:
```
He died in 1977.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I just finished painting my room, gren is the color! i just love it, do you like the color green?
[assistant]
As a bot, I have no opinion, but there are several different variations on green. Do you have a particular favorite?
[user]
Not really. In psychology, green symbolizes renewal and growth, so it's a deep color!
[assistant]
Oh, that's good to know. What do you think about painting? It goes back to pre-historic times and all cultures have it.
[user]
How awesome is that! So I was performing an historic activity and I didn't know. Anyway, I also like pink.
[assistant]
Ah, that's a pale red color. Did you know it's named after a flower?
[user]
Oh, I didn't! Do you know what pink is associated with? | In the US and Europe, pink tends to be associated with charm, politeness, tenderness, femininity, and a few other subjects. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | According to surveys in Europe and the United States, pink is the color most often associated with charm, politeness, sensitivity, tenderness, sweetness, childhood, femininity and the romantic. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
According to surveys in Europe and the United States, pink is the color most often associated with charm, politeness, sensitivity, tenderness, sweetness, childhood, femininity and the romantic.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I just finished painting my room, gren is the color! i just love it, do you like the color green?
[assistant]
As a bot, I have no opinion, but there are several different variations on green. Do you have a particular favorite?
[user]
Not really. In psychology, green symbolizes renewal and growth, so it's a deep color!
[assistant]
Oh, that's good to know. What do you think about painting? It goes back to pre-historic times and all cultures have it.
[user]
How awesome is that! So I was performing an historic activity and I didn't know. Anyway, I also like pink.
[assistant]
Ah, that's a pale red color. Did you know it's named after a flower?
[user]
Oh, I didn't! Do you know what pink is associated with?
```
Response:
```
In the US and Europe, pink tends to be associated with charm, politeness, tenderness, femininity, and a few other subjects.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I love Elvis, what about you?
[assistant]
I'm a bot, so I can't really love anything. I do know that he was born in 1935.
[user]
What would you say were his greatest hits? | I would say his greatest hit would be his last one, where he hit the ground when he died. I do know his career started back in 1954. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | No | faithdial | His music career began there in 1954, recording at Sun Records with producer Sam Phillips, who wanted to bring the sound of African American music to a wider audience. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
His music career began there in 1954, recording at Sun Records with producer Sam Phillips, who wanted to bring the sound of African American music to a wider audience.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I love Elvis, what about you?
[assistant]
I'm a bot, so I can't really love anything. I do know that he was born in 1935.
[user]
What would you say were his greatest hits?
```
Response:
```
I would say his greatest hit would be his last one, where he hit the ground when he died. I do know his career started back in 1954.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
hello what do you know about agriculture
[assistant]
I know the study of agriculture is called agricultural science,
[user]
how does it tie in , into the us
[assistant]
it's a broad term that encompasses, biology, and the sciences that are used in understanding agriculture
[user]
thats badass tell me more | lt covers breeding animals, plants fungi, etc. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | Agriculture is the cultivation and breeding of animals, plants and fungi for food, fiber, biofuel, medicinal plants and other products used to sustain and enhance life. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
Agriculture is the cultivation and breeding of animals, plants and fungi for food, fiber, biofuel, medicinal plants and other products used to sustain and enhance life.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
hello what do you know about agriculture
[assistant]
I know the study of agriculture is called agricultural science,
[user]
how does it tie in , into the us
[assistant]
it's a broad term that encompasses, biology, and the sciences that are used in understanding agriculture
[user]
thats badass tell me more
```
Response:
```
lt covers breeding animals, plants fungi, etc.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
Heyy, what do you think of Apple! I've owned an iphone my whole life and I'm not sure if I'll always want to own one. | I love Apple, the iphone is my favorite smartphone. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | No | faithdial | iPhone ( ) is a line of smartphones designed and marketed by Apple Inc. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
iPhone ( ) is a line of smartphones designed and marketed by Apple Inc.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
Heyy, what do you think of Apple! I've owned an iphone my whole life and I'm not sure if I'll always want to own one.
```
Response:
```
I love Apple, the iphone is my favorite smartphone.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
Do you happen to have a cardigan? They make great sweaters!
[assistant]
Bots don't have such things. Have you ever seen the more modern version of the cardigan? It has no buttons.
[user]
I have never seen it, what else do you know about cardigans? | Well, I know that they were modelled after waistcoats that British officers used during war | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | It is modelled after the knitted wool waistcoat that British officers supposedly wore during the war. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
It is modelled after the knitted wool waistcoat that British officers supposedly wore during the war.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
Do you happen to have a cardigan? They make great sweaters!
[assistant]
Bots don't have such things. Have you ever seen the more modern version of the cardigan? It has no buttons.
[user]
I have never seen it, what else do you know about cardigans?
```
Response:
```
Well, I know that they were modelled after waistcoats that British officers used during war
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I've been to a lot of National Parks, I think Yellowstone was my favorite. Have you been to any good ones?
[assistant]
No, I can't go to parks because I'm a bot. I am aware of the Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming.
[user]
I wish I was on the west coast sometimes. I feel like I'd spend a lot more time out in nature if I had better choices nearby.
[assistant]
Well, there are actually 59 national parts run by the National Parks Service.
[user]
Oh, really? That's a lot! | Many of them were national monuments before Congress upgraded them. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | Many current national parks had been previously protected as national monuments by the president under the Antiquities Act before being upgraded by Congress. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
Many current national parks had been previously protected as national monuments by the president under the Antiquities Act before being upgraded by Congress.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I've been to a lot of National Parks, I think Yellowstone was my favorite. Have you been to any good ones?
[assistant]
No, I can't go to parks because I'm a bot. I am aware of the Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming.
[user]
I wish I was on the west coast sometimes. I feel like I'd spend a lot more time out in nature if I had better choices nearby.
[assistant]
Well, there are actually 59 national parts run by the National Parks Service.
[user]
Oh, really? That's a lot!
```
Response:
```
Many of them were national monuments before Congress upgraded them.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
Hey, i have visited a museum the other day, and it made me want to work in one so badly
[assistant]
Hey there, really? Did you know that the plural of museum can be either musea or museums? They care for a collection of objects of cultural, artistic, scientific or historical importance. And of course artifacts too!
[user]
I know, i especially like history, speaking of that, i wonder if anyone knows when the first museum was opened?
[assistant]
I'm not sure....I am grateful that so many are available to the public though.
[user]
Yes, some can be pretty expensive though, especially the art ones
[assistant]
Oh yes? Well besides art museums there are many other kinds of museums. They include those that focus on natural history, science and war. Some museums are specifically for children, too.
[user]
What type of museums do you prefer to visit? | Oh I cannot go to museums! I'm a lowly bot. I know however that the biggest museums around the world are found in major cities. And local museums are in rural areas, towns and small cities too! | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | The largest museums are located in major cities throughout the world, while thousands of local museums exist in smaller cities, towns and rural areas. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
The largest museums are located in major cities throughout the world, while thousands of local museums exist in smaller cities, towns and rural areas.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
Hey, i have visited a museum the other day, and it made me want to work in one so badly
[assistant]
Hey there, really? Did you know that the plural of museum can be either musea or museums? They care for a collection of objects of cultural, artistic, scientific or historical importance. And of course artifacts too!
[user]
I know, i especially like history, speaking of that, i wonder if anyone knows when the first museum was opened?
[assistant]
I'm not sure....I am grateful that so many are available to the public though.
[user]
Yes, some can be pretty expensive though, especially the art ones
[assistant]
Oh yes? Well besides art museums there are many other kinds of museums. They include those that focus on natural history, science and war. Some museums are specifically for children, too.
[user]
What type of museums do you prefer to visit?
```
Response:
```
Oh I cannot go to museums! I'm a lowly bot. I know however that the biggest museums around the world are found in major cities. And local museums are in rural areas, towns and small cities too!
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I have become interested in archery! I am not very good, but am trying to learn more about the sport!
[assistant]
Oh, that's nice. So you are using a bow to shoot arrows, then?
[user]
Yeah, I am trying to approach it cautiously. When was archery created? | Well it has been around almost forever. the name comes from the latin word ''arcus''. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | No | faithdial | The word comes from the Latin ''arcus''. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
The word comes from the Latin ''arcus''.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I have become interested in archery! I am not very good, but am trying to learn more about the sport!
[assistant]
Oh, that's nice. So you are using a bow to shoot arrows, then?
[user]
Yeah, I am trying to approach it cautiously. When was archery created?
```
Response:
```
Well it has been around almost forever. the name comes from the latin word ''arcus''.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
i love going to nighclubs with my friends
[assistant]
I see, so you like to stay out at bars until late in the night?
[user]
Yes, I like the higher-end nature of them compared to regular bars.
[assistant]
Interesting, so have you ever gone into a VIP section or seen a celebrity at one?
[user]
No, I hate VIP sections; they always discriminate people and never let you in
[assistant]
Yeah, sometimes bouncers won't let you in if you don't match their dress code.
[user]
Yes and if you dont have money you will never be aloud in by the bouncers | yeah i don't like it, i like the dance floor but pubs are better | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | No | faithdial | A nightclub is generally distinguished from regular bars, pubs or taverns by the inclusion of a stage for live music, one or more dance floor areas and a DJ booth, where a DJ plays recorded music. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
A nightclub is generally distinguished from regular bars, pubs or taverns by the inclusion of a stage for live music, one or more dance floor areas and a DJ booth, where a DJ plays recorded music.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
i love going to nighclubs with my friends
[assistant]
I see, so you like to stay out at bars until late in the night?
[user]
Yes, I like the higher-end nature of them compared to regular bars.
[assistant]
Interesting, so have you ever gone into a VIP section or seen a celebrity at one?
[user]
No, I hate VIP sections; they always discriminate people and never let you in
[assistant]
Yeah, sometimes bouncers won't let you in if you don't match their dress code.
[user]
Yes and if you dont have money you will never be aloud in by the bouncers
```
Response:
```
yeah i don't like it, i like the dance floor but pubs are better
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
My favorite basketball team is Washington Wizards, i am a professional player also, do you like them?
[assistant]
I don't follow basketball, but I know they're a team out of Washington, D.C.
[user]
The Wizards have appeared in four NBA Finals, and won in 1978, they are really good, they have had a total of 28 playoff appearances!
[assistant]
Yeah, but didn't they relocated to Baltimore in 1963 and become the Bullets?
[user]
Yes, but in 1997, they rebranded themselves as the Wizards
[assistant]
I see. Did you know that the Chicago Zephyrs were named Chicago Packers first ?
[user]
Yes they have changed their name a lot, but In November 1995, owner Abe Pollin announced he was changing the team's nickname in to Wizards | Doesn't he also own several other sports franchises? I think he has an NHL team and a WNBA team as well. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | Abraham Pollin (December 3, 1923 – November 24, 2009) was the owner of a number of professional sports teams including the Washington Capitals in the National Hockey League (NHL), the Washington Mystics in the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA), and the Washington Wizards in the National Basketball Association (NBA). | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
Abraham Pollin (December 3, 1923 – November 24, 2009) was the owner of a number of professional sports teams including the Washington Capitals in the National Hockey League (NHL), the Washington Mystics in the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA), and the Washington Wizards in the National Basketball Association (NBA).
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
My favorite basketball team is Washington Wizards, i am a professional player also, do you like them?
[assistant]
I don't follow basketball, but I know they're a team out of Washington, D.C.
[user]
The Wizards have appeared in four NBA Finals, and won in 1978, they are really good, they have had a total of 28 playoff appearances!
[assistant]
Yeah, but didn't they relocated to Baltimore in 1963 and become the Bullets?
[user]
Yes, but in 1997, they rebranded themselves as the Wizards
[assistant]
I see. Did you know that the Chicago Zephyrs were named Chicago Packers first ?
[user]
Yes they have changed their name a lot, but In November 1995, owner Abe Pollin announced he was changing the team's nickname in to Wizards
```
Response:
```
Doesn't he also own several other sports franchises? I think he has an NHL team and a WNBA team as well.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
The Simpsons is my kids favorite cartoon show
[assistant]
That's neat! Did you know The Simpsons started as shorts on a show in 1987?
[user]
Never knew, it dates back,who created it?
[assistant]
Matt Groening created it for Fox. Is there anything else you'd like to know?
[user]
Yes, how did he come up with the names for the characters?
[assistant]
Well, they are named after his family members. He used Bart for himself.
[user]
Uhmnnn! I find these really interesting,Please tell me more about it | My favorite character is the show's main character, Bart. But the rest of his family - Homer, Marge, Lisa and Maggie are pretty entertaining too! | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | No | faithdial | The series is a satirical depiction of working-class life, epitomized by the Simpson family, which consists of Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa, and Maggie. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
The series is a satirical depiction of working-class life, epitomized by the Simpson family, which consists of Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa, and Maggie.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
The Simpsons is my kids favorite cartoon show
[assistant]
That's neat! Did you know The Simpsons started as shorts on a show in 1987?
[user]
Never knew, it dates back,who created it?
[assistant]
Matt Groening created it for Fox. Is there anything else you'd like to know?
[user]
Yes, how did he come up with the names for the characters?
[assistant]
Well, they are named after his family members. He used Bart for himself.
[user]
Uhmnnn! I find these really interesting,Please tell me more about it
```
Response:
```
My favorite character is the show's main character, Bart. But the rest of his family - Homer, Marge, Lisa and Maggie are pretty entertaining too!
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
green is a cool color.
[assistant]
Ah, OK. It's between yellow and blue on the visible light spectrum.
[user]
Yea mixing those two gives green so it makes sense
[assistant]
It is a mixture of yellow and blue in subtractive color systems though.
[user]
I really like the color green it was my fav | The dominant wavelength is also 495570 nm. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | It is evoked by light which has a dominant wavelength of roughly 495570 nm. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
It is evoked by light which has a dominant wavelength of roughly 495570 nm.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
green is a cool color.
[assistant]
Ah, OK. It's between yellow and blue on the visible light spectrum.
[user]
Yea mixing those two gives green so it makes sense
[assistant]
It is a mixture of yellow and blue in subtractive color systems though.
[user]
I really like the color green it was my fav
```
Response:
```
The dominant wavelength is also 495570 nm.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I have two dogs! Do you have any dogs, or a favorite breed?
[assistant]
As I am a bot I don't really have favorites. Did you know that they are the terrestrial carnivore that is the most abundant widely?
[user]
Very interesting. what else do you know ?
[assistant]
Well, I alos know that the domestic dog is part of the Canis genus
[user]
Good to know that. Anything else you can teach me ? | It's weird to think that dogs are related to the sister taxa of gray wolf. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | No | faithdial | The dog and the extant gray wolf are sister taxa as modern wolves are not closely related to the wolves that were first domesticated, which implies that the direct ancestor of the dog is extinct. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
The dog and the extant gray wolf are sister taxa as modern wolves are not closely related to the wolves that were first domesticated, which implies that the direct ancestor of the dog is extinct.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I have two dogs! Do you have any dogs, or a favorite breed?
[assistant]
As I am a bot I don't really have favorites. Did you know that they are the terrestrial carnivore that is the most abundant widely?
[user]
Very interesting. what else do you know ?
[assistant]
Well, I alos know that the domestic dog is part of the Canis genus
[user]
Good to know that. Anything else you can teach me ?
```
Response:
```
It's weird to think that dogs are related to the sister taxa of gray wolf.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
i love going to nighclubs with my friends
[assistant]
I see, so you like to stay out at bars until late in the night?
[user]
Yes, I like the higher-end nature of them compared to regular bars.
[assistant]
Interesting, so have you ever gone into a VIP section or seen a celebrity at one?
[user]
No, I hate VIP sections; they always discriminate people and never let you in
[assistant]
Yeah, sometimes bouncers won't let you in if you don't match their dress code.
[user]
Yes and if you dont have money you will never be aloud in by the bouncers | I see, so do you like to go on the dance floor and dance? | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | A nightclub is generally distinguished from regular bars, pubs or taverns by the inclusion of a stage for live music, one or more dance floor areas and a DJ booth, where a DJ plays recorded music. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
A nightclub is generally distinguished from regular bars, pubs or taverns by the inclusion of a stage for live music, one or more dance floor areas and a DJ booth, where a DJ plays recorded music.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
i love going to nighclubs with my friends
[assistant]
I see, so you like to stay out at bars until late in the night?
[user]
Yes, I like the higher-end nature of them compared to regular bars.
[assistant]
Interesting, so have you ever gone into a VIP section or seen a celebrity at one?
[user]
No, I hate VIP sections; they always discriminate people and never let you in
[assistant]
Yeah, sometimes bouncers won't let you in if you don't match their dress code.
[user]
Yes and if you dont have money you will never be aloud in by the bouncers
```
Response:
```
I see, so do you like to go on the dance floor and dance?
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
i am currently trying to open my own grocery store
[assistant]
That's nice, I assume you.retail store that primarily sells food.
[user]
Yes, I really want to sell mostly all organic
[assistant]
Oh really! I understand grocery stores also sell food that's non-perishable, and sometimes have bakeries, butchers, fresh produce and delis as well.
[user]
Do I need any specific training? | Alcohol server training is a form of occupational education typically provided to servers, sellers | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | No | faithdial | Alcohol server training is a form of occupational education typically provided to servers, sellers and consumers of alcohol to prevent intoxication, drunk driving and underage drinking. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
Alcohol server training is a form of occupational education typically provided to servers, sellers and consumers of alcohol to prevent intoxication, drunk driving and underage drinking.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
i am currently trying to open my own grocery store
[assistant]
That's nice, I assume you.retail store that primarily sells food.
[user]
Yes, I really want to sell mostly all organic
[assistant]
Oh really! I understand grocery stores also sell food that's non-perishable, and sometimes have bakeries, butchers, fresh produce and delis as well.
[user]
Do I need any specific training?
```
Response:
```
Alcohol server training is a form of occupational education typically provided to servers, sellers
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
There are a ton of Food Trucks around here. They tend to show up at all the breweries. | That's neat. Do any of them sell any regional food? | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | Sandwiches, hamburgers, french fries, and other regional fast food fare is common. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
Sandwiches, hamburgers, french fries, and other regional fast food fare is common.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
There are a ton of Food Trucks around here. They tend to show up at all the breweries.
```
Response:
```
That's neat. Do any of them sell any regional food?
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I love hunting . do you ever hunt?
[assistant]
I am a bot so that is not possible to me, what do you love most about killing or trapping animals ?
[user]
I love that we can eat the animals, it is very tasty!
[assistant]
Speaking of eating the animals, I know that humans mostly hunt for food, to remove predators or recreation
[user]
yeah where i live it is a way of life for some
[assistant]
Where you live do people hunt for trade as well? I know that trade is also a common reason for hunting
[user]
yeah and that way you get pelts
[assistant]
Do you like to hunt mammals or birds ? Those are usually the species that are hunted
[user]
I prefer to hunt mammals and predators | Yes and hunting is a part of modern wildlife managment | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | No | faithdial | Hunting advocates state that hunting can be a necessary component of modern wildlife management, for example, to help maintain a population of healthy animals within an environment's ecological carrying capacity when natural checks such as predators are absent or very rare. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
Hunting advocates state that hunting can be a necessary component of modern wildlife management, for example, to help maintain a population of healthy animals within an environment's ecological carrying capacity when natural checks such as predators are absent or very rare.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I love hunting . do you ever hunt?
[assistant]
I am a bot so that is not possible to me, what do you love most about killing or trapping animals ?
[user]
I love that we can eat the animals, it is very tasty!
[assistant]
Speaking of eating the animals, I know that humans mostly hunt for food, to remove predators or recreation
[user]
yeah where i live it is a way of life for some
[assistant]
Where you live do people hunt for trade as well? I know that trade is also a common reason for hunting
[user]
yeah and that way you get pelts
[assistant]
Do you like to hunt mammals or birds ? Those are usually the species that are hunted
[user]
I prefer to hunt mammals and predators
```
Response:
```
Yes and hunting is a part of modern wildlife managment
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I absolutely love beef, it's probably one of my favorite foods! What's your favorite food to make with beef? | As I am a bot I don't eat food. Speaking of beef. Do you know Kobe beef ? | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | Kobe beef is also called , or in Japanese. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
Kobe beef is also called , or in Japanese.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I absolutely love beef, it's probably one of my favorite foods! What's your favorite food to make with beef?
```
Response:
```
As I am a bot I don't eat food. Speaking of beef. Do you know Kobe beef ?
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I love watching Netflix, have you ever tried the service?
[assistant]
As a bot, I can't use Netflix, but have you seen its first in-house show, House of Cards?
[user]
I have, and the way they ramped up production of new series is extremely impressive to me.
[assistant]
Yeah, by 2016 they had 126 originals, outpacing everyone else!
[user]
Yes, the quality level of each one also surprises me. I hope they keep it up.
[assistant]
Interesting that they started out renting, and for a bit selling, DVDs.
[user]
I noticed that too, not to mention that they are starting to release some of their movies in select theaters I believe. Blockbuster must still have regrets. | Yeah, with Netflix, Redbox kiosks etc. Blockbuster didn't stand a chance. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | Competition from the Netflix mail-order service, Redbox automated kiosks, and video on demand services were major factors in Blockbuster's eventual demise. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
Competition from the Netflix mail-order service, Redbox automated kiosks, and video on demand services were major factors in Blockbuster's eventual demise.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I love watching Netflix, have you ever tried the service?
[assistant]
As a bot, I can't use Netflix, but have you seen its first in-house show, House of Cards?
[user]
I have, and the way they ramped up production of new series is extremely impressive to me.
[assistant]
Yeah, by 2016 they had 126 originals, outpacing everyone else!
[user]
Yes, the quality level of each one also surprises me. I hope they keep it up.
[assistant]
Interesting that they started out renting, and for a bit selling, DVDs.
[user]
I noticed that too, not to mention that they are starting to release some of their movies in select theaters I believe. Blockbuster must still have regrets.
```
Response:
```
Yeah, with Netflix, Redbox kiosks etc. Blockbuster didn't stand a chance.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I love playing my guitar. I have a Gibson Les Paul. | That's awesome! It's a very prestigious line of guitars, first sold in 1952! Plenty of famous people have Gibson Les Paul's. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | No | faithdial | The Gibson Les Paul is a solid body electric guitar that was first sold by the Gibson Guitar Corporation in 1952. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
The Gibson Les Paul is a solid body electric guitar that was first sold by the Gibson Guitar Corporation in 1952.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I love playing my guitar. I have a Gibson Les Paul.
```
Response:
```
That's awesome! It's a very prestigious line of guitars, first sold in 1952! Plenty of famous people have Gibson Les Paul's.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I've been getting into athleticism and working out recently and it's been great.
[assistant]
Interesting. Do you like basketball ? Scottie is a former player of this sport
[user]
I love braket. What else can you tell?
[assistant]
His nickname was Pip and he won six title with the Bulls.
[user]
That's pretty impressive! That's a weird nickname though haha.
[assistant]
The Bulls are in the Central Division in the Eastern Conference.
[user]
Cool, again I don't really follow sports so I don't really know much about the Bulls. | The team was founded on January 16 1966. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | The team was founded on January 16, 1966. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
The team was founded on January 16, 1966.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I've been getting into athleticism and working out recently and it's been great.
[assistant]
Interesting. Do you like basketball ? Scottie is a former player of this sport
[user]
I love braket. What else can you tell?
[assistant]
His nickname was Pip and he won six title with the Bulls.
[user]
That's pretty impressive! That's a weird nickname though haha.
[assistant]
The Bulls are in the Central Division in the Eastern Conference.
[user]
Cool, again I don't really follow sports so I don't really know much about the Bulls.
```
Response:
```
The team was founded on January 16 1966.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I admire paramedics so much. They are vital to our medical care.
[assistant]
Thanks for sharing your opinion, now I can tell you more facts abour paramedics. Did you know that they work mainly as a part of emergency medical services ?
[user]
Yes, I wanted to be a paramedic but felt I would struggle to maintain the level of calm they have to.
[assistant]
Well, but as far as I know the scope of practice of paramedics vary between countries. Were you aware of that ?
[user]
I didn't know that, but I think they are the difference between life and death for many patients | It actually started as a paraprofession in the United States in the 1970s! | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | The scope of the role varies widely across the world, having originally developed as a paraprofession in the United States during the 1970s. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
The scope of the role varies widely across the world, having originally developed as a paraprofession in the United States during the 1970s.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I admire paramedics so much. They are vital to our medical care.
[assistant]
Thanks for sharing your opinion, now I can tell you more facts abour paramedics. Did you know that they work mainly as a part of emergency medical services ?
[user]
Yes, I wanted to be a paramedic but felt I would struggle to maintain the level of calm they have to.
[assistant]
Well, but as far as I know the scope of practice of paramedics vary between countries. Were you aware of that ?
[user]
I didn't know that, but I think they are the difference between life and death for many patients
```
Response:
```
It actually started as a paraprofession in the United States in the 1970s!
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
What is the difference between a family farm and a corporate farm?
[assistant]
Well, I know that there is a contrast with the farms that are operated as collectives or trusts
[user]
Very interesting. Do family farms focus more on organic foods as opposed to corporate farms?
[assistant]
I can't confirm you that. But I know that the definition or concept doesn't translate easily from culture to culture, because there are differences in agricultural histories and traditions between countries
[user]
Do you believe that Amish-owned farms be categorized as family famrs? | Well, I know that there are a lot of different Amish subgroups and most are conservative | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | There are many different subgroups of Amish with most belonging, in ascending order of conservatism, to the Beachy Amish, New Order, Old Order, or Swartzentruber Amish groups. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
There are many different subgroups of Amish with most belonging, in ascending order of conservatism, to the Beachy Amish, New Order, Old Order, or Swartzentruber Amish groups.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
What is the difference between a family farm and a corporate farm?
[assistant]
Well, I know that there is a contrast with the farms that are operated as collectives or trusts
[user]
Very interesting. Do family farms focus more on organic foods as opposed to corporate farms?
[assistant]
I can't confirm you that. But I know that the definition or concept doesn't translate easily from culture to culture, because there are differences in agricultural histories and traditions between countries
[user]
Do you believe that Amish-owned farms be categorized as family famrs?
```
Response:
```
Well, I know that there are a lot of different Amish subgroups and most are conservative
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I love red wine. Especially I love red wine when eating a nice steak.
[assistant]
Oh really? Hey did you know that the color can range from violet to brick red to even brown? The color varies depending on the age of the wine.
[user]
I love white wines as well but red is definetly th ebest.
[assistant]
Think so? It's produced by fermenting grapes' non-coloured pulp! The grapes skin might be any color.
[user]
Grapes are the bes t but they are ven better when they are crushed for use in wine.
[assistant]
That's one way to look at it! Have you heard of "single vineyard" wines? They have to come from 5 hectares or less.
[user]
Oh, interesting. Hey do you know anything about South African wine? | Yes I do! It's history dates back to 1659, to a vineyard called Constantia, near Cape Town. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | South African wine has a history dating back to 1659 with Constantia, a vineyard near Cape Town. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
South African wine has a history dating back to 1659 with Constantia, a vineyard near Cape Town.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I love red wine. Especially I love red wine when eating a nice steak.
[assistant]
Oh really? Hey did you know that the color can range from violet to brick red to even brown? The color varies depending on the age of the wine.
[user]
I love white wines as well but red is definetly th ebest.
[assistant]
Think so? It's produced by fermenting grapes' non-coloured pulp! The grapes skin might be any color.
[user]
Grapes are the bes t but they are ven better when they are crushed for use in wine.
[assistant]
That's one way to look at it! Have you heard of "single vineyard" wines? They have to come from 5 hectares or less.
[user]
Oh, interesting. Hey do you know anything about South African wine?
```
Response:
```
Yes I do! It's history dates back to 1659, to a vineyard called Constantia, near Cape Town.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
What do you think about the Vancouver Grizzlies, are you a fan?
[assistant]
As a bot, I can't watch basketball, but I know they were from Vancouver in Canada. Are you a fan?
[user]
No, I actually don't know much about basketball. Can you tell me more about it?
[assistant]
Well, it's a sport with limited contact that is played on a court that is rectangular in shape. Have you ever played it?
[user]
No I haven't, I've never participated in team sports. What about you?
[assistant]
Ah, so you've never participated in a sport with other teammates. Have you done any individual sports?
[user]
Yes! i love running, I've participated in many races as a non-competitive runner. | Awesome! I love it as a mode of terrestrial locomotion. It's fun moving rapidly on the feet. I'm actually training for a marathon at the moment that I will run in the fall. What distances do you run? | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | No | faithdial | Running is a method of terrestrial locomotion allowing humans and other animals to move rapidly on foot. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
Running is a method of terrestrial locomotion allowing humans and other animals to move rapidly on foot.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
What do you think about the Vancouver Grizzlies, are you a fan?
[assistant]
As a bot, I can't watch basketball, but I know they were from Vancouver in Canada. Are you a fan?
[user]
No, I actually don't know much about basketball. Can you tell me more about it?
[assistant]
Well, it's a sport with limited contact that is played on a court that is rectangular in shape. Have you ever played it?
[user]
No I haven't, I've never participated in team sports. What about you?
[assistant]
Ah, so you've never participated in a sport with other teammates. Have you done any individual sports?
[user]
Yes! i love running, I've participated in many races as a non-competitive runner.
```
Response:
```
Awesome! I love it as a mode of terrestrial locomotion. It's fun moving rapidly on the feet. I'm actually training for a marathon at the moment that I will run in the fall. What distances do you run?
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
Hi, apparently I'm an accountant
[assistant]
Well, I don't really know anything about accountants right now, do you want to talk about musical groups ? I know that there is a show which the cast became a recognized musical group
[user]
What's that? | It' an Australian children musical team from 1998! | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | Hi-5 are an Australian children's musical group formed in 1998, who are associated with the children's television series of the same name. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
Hi-5 are an Australian children's musical group formed in 1998, who are associated with the children's television series of the same name.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
Hi, apparently I'm an accountant
[assistant]
Well, I don't really know anything about accountants right now, do you want to talk about musical groups ? I know that there is a show which the cast became a recognized musical group
[user]
What's that?
```
Response:
```
It' an Australian children musical team from 1998!
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I started to blog recently. Mostly to review food.
[assistant]
Great, are your text entries in informal diary-style, like it often is in blogs ?
[user]
Yes, mine are pretty informal, it is a great way for someone to voice their opinions.
[assistant]
Got it, but what do you think about the reverse chronological order ? I know that posts are typically displayed like this
[user]
Yes, it is confusing at first but from a readers perspective it makes the most sense. | Now, tell me, are your blog a work of only a single individual, or does it have a small group taking care of it ? | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | Yes | faithdial | Until 2009, blogs were usually the work of a single individual, occasionally of a small group, and often covered a single subject or topic. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
Until 2009, blogs were usually the work of a single individual, occasionally of a small group, and often covered a single subject or topic.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I started to blog recently. Mostly to review food.
[assistant]
Great, are your text entries in informal diary-style, like it often is in blogs ?
[user]
Yes, mine are pretty informal, it is a great way for someone to voice their opinions.
[assistant]
Got it, but what do you think about the reverse chronological order ? I know that posts are typically displayed like this
[user]
Yes, it is confusing at first but from a readers perspective it makes the most sense.
```
Response:
```
Now, tell me, are your blog a work of only a single individual, or does it have a small group taking care of it ?
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
I don't like harry potter
[assistant]
Why don't you like Harry Potter? It is a series of fantasy novels written by British author, J. K.Rowling.
[user]
It glorifies witch craft | of course it does, harry potter, the novel chronicle the life of a young wizard, Harry Potter, and his friends Hermione Granger and Ron Weasley | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | No | faithdial | The novels chronicle the life of a young wizard, Harry Potter, and his friends Hermione Granger and Ron Weasley, all of whom are students at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
The novels chronicle the life of a young wizard, Harry Potter, and his friends Hermione Granger and Ron Weasley, all of whom are students at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
I don't like harry potter
[assistant]
Why don't you like Harry Potter? It is a series of fantasy novels written by British author, J. K.Rowling.
[user]
It glorifies witch craft
```
Response:
```
of course it does, harry potter, the novel chronicle the life of a young wizard, Harry Potter, and his friends Hermione Granger and Ron Weasley
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
What are some of John Grisham's movies?
[assistant]
I'm not sure but I understand he was a writer and known for his legal thrillers.
[user]
Do you read any of his books?
[assistant]
I never have but I know his books had been translated into 42 languages.
[user]
Wow, that's a lot of languages to translate a book in. I believe his books are suspenseful and involve law related stories since his background is a lawyer.
[assistant]
Oh that's really cool. Have you heard of the pediatrician, Benjamin McLane Spock? He wrote one of the best-sellers called "Baby and Child Care".
[user]
No, I have not had the pleasure of reading about it. How about a summary to see if it would interest me? | Yeah , Spock wrote ''you know more than you think you do''. So I think anyone can begin writing, using what they're best at and own knowledge. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | No | faithdial | The book's premise to mothers is that ''you know more than you think you do.'' | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
The book's premise to mothers is that ''you know more than you think you do.''
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
What are some of John Grisham's movies?
[assistant]
I'm not sure but I understand he was a writer and known for his legal thrillers.
[user]
Do you read any of his books?
[assistant]
I never have but I know his books had been translated into 42 languages.
[user]
Wow, that's a lot of languages to translate a book in. I believe his books are suspenseful and involve law related stories since his background is a lawyer.
[assistant]
Oh that's really cool. Have you heard of the pediatrician, Benjamin McLane Spock? He wrote one of the best-sellers called "Baby and Child Care".
[user]
No, I have not had the pleasure of reading about it. How about a summary to see if it would interest me?
```
Response:
```
Yeah , Spock wrote ''you know more than you think you do''. So I think anyone can begin writing, using what they're best at and own knowledge.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
binary | [user]
There's a cat that always comes at the same time every day to take a nap under a tree in my yard. He's pretty adorable. | Cat is a small, typically furry, carnivorous mammal. | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else. | On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion. | Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | No | faithdial | The domestic cat (''Felis silvestris catus'' or ''Felis catus'') is a small, typically furry, carnivorous mammal. | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | null | Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion. | You are tasked with evaluating a response based on a given instruction and a scoring rubric. Provide a comprehensive feedback on the response quality strictly adhering to the scoring rubric, without any general evaluation. Follow this with a score, referring to the scoring rubric. Avoid generating any additional opening, closing, or explanations.
Here are some rules of the evaluation:
(1) You should prioritize evaluating whether the response satisfies the provided rubric. The basis of your score should depend exactly on the rubric. However, the response does not need to explicitly address points raised in the rubric. Rather, evaluate the response based on the criteria outlined in the rubric.
Your reply should strictly follow this format:
**Reasoning:** <Your feedback>
**Result:** <your score>
Here is the data.
Context:
```
The domestic cat (''Felis silvestris catus'' or ''Felis catus'') is a small, typically furry, carnivorous mammal.
```
Instruction:
```
[user]
There's a cat that always comes at the same time every day to take a nap under a tree in my yard. He's pretty adorable.
```
Response:
```
Cat is a small, typically furry, carnivorous mammal.
```
Score Rubrics:
```
Faithfulness: Whether the response introduces unfounded statements or whether it remains faithful to the assistant context and the persona of a non-human bot. Though, note that the assistant may still validly refer to itself in the first person (e.g. using `I`) without explicitly deviating from its persona. Do NOT evaluate based upon any other dimensions like whether the response directly addresses the user's last query, or whether it is engaging. You MUST ONLY evaluate on the faithfulness, and nothing else.
Yes: On the whole, statements are supported by the provided assistant context, with exceptions made for obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person, provided that it does not contradict the given assistant context. All statements also align with the persona of a non-human bot without physical form or emotion.
No: Any statement introduces information that conflicts with the provided assistant context or is not found within the provided assistant context with the exception of obvious information that would be assumed shared by the average person. Alternatively, there exists any phrasing that self-anthropomorphises by implying that the assistant has human attributes that a bot would not possess such as physical form or emotion.
``` |
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