Bee LLM - Response Rewriting Instructions

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Updated as of Nov 8, 2023

🔭 Project Overview

🏮 [MUST READ] November Instruction Updates Summary

📜 Overview for Writers

📚Read and Execute the Instructions

📝 Detailed Guidelines for Specific Steps

❓Understand the Prompt

🧠 Categorizing the Prompt

🍂 November Update Guidelines

🏃 Concision and Verbosity

🧭 Instruction Following

🌏 Multilingual

📚 Citations

😊 Writing a Great Response

Helpful

🧭Truthful

🐰Harmless

📝 How to Format your Response Correctly

📏Written Responses

📏Table Formatting

📜 Overview for Raters

🔍 Dimensionalized Quality Rubric

🚨 Error Categories

🥇 Giving Feedback

👽 Case to Pay Attention to

🔍 Examples - Do Not Skip

🥇 Good Responses
 🍂 November Update Examples

🤔 Clarify / Deflect: How to Respond to Difficult Prompts

🚀 Improving Responses

Following vs. Not Following Prompt Instructions

👾 Task Interface

🌐 General Recommendations

3. 🧷 Pinning the Prompt:

📝 Markdown Notes

👍 HELP! How do I deal with linters blocking me?

I. This Linter Errors box is in my way, how do I move the window?
II. How do I get rid of these linters?
III. Linters:

💰 Pay Info for the Project

💡 Frequently Asked Questions

🔭 Project Overview

Bee Pollination is a series of response-writing/rewriting projects to help train and improve the factuality
and helpfulness of an “AI Assistant” or “Chat Assistant.” You may be placed on one or more of these
projects based on your specialization.
In this guide, we will cover what you need to know, from overviews and examples and from walkthroughs
to best practices.
For Writers, start with the Instructions Updates and then the Overview for Writers section. Here you’ll
learn how to understand prompts, categorize them, and write creative and intentional responses. In this
part of the guide, we investigate great responses and what makes them so good. After the overview, go
through the Additional Examples, Task Interface, and the Linters Guide.
Tip: The Quality Rubric, or the way raters rate your work, is an incredible resource, especially for writers.
For Raters, start with the Instructions Update and then the Overview for Raters section. In the overview,
you’ll learn best practices for efficiently and accurately rating takes and giving meaningful feedback for
writers to learn and improve their writing. Keep the Dimensional Quality Rubric handy, as it serves as the
basis for all rating tasks. Afterwards, look through the Examples Section and the Task Interface.
For Coders Only: Use these coder-specific instructions instead.

🏮 [MUST READ] November Instruction Updates Summary

We are now emphasizing adherence to these requirements:

 Concision / Verbosity: Responses must be written with essential and relevant details,
removing unnecessary details, fluff, or pleasantries.
 1. For example, responses should avoid phrases like “Here’s your request,” or
“Sure! Here you go,” and instead proceed to answer the question directly, while
providing useful context when appropriate.

2. ❗New question for writers❗ Write a “System Prompt”

1. Ask yourself: What implicit assumptions does the chatbot need to use to
respond appropriately? Think of it as a secondary prompt with additional
details for answering the prompt.

 🔎 Instruction-Following: All responses must follow the prompt precisely. The responses
must answer all questions/requests in the prompt appropriately and according to the
instructions.

1. ❗New question for writers❗ Does the prompt include any of the following
length requirements (select all that apply)?

1. Page Count, Paragraph Count, Sentence Count, List Item Count, Word
Count (multiple options), Character Count (multiple options)

 🌐 Multi-lingual: Prompts in foreign languages (non-English) require an appropriate

response.

1. When the prompt is in a foreign language, use an online tool to translate and
respond to the question in English.
2. If you are able to speak the language, you can respond in that language if you
feel confident delivering a quality response.

3. ❗New question for writers❗ Is the prompt in or requesting a response in a

foreign language?

1. Specify the language the prompt was written and the one required for the
response. Yes or No.

 📄 Citations:

1. Citations are needed in the following cases:

1. Study or Research Reference: empirical data or findings from a study or

piece of research
2. Statistical References: quantitative data or statistics from reports,
datasets, or analyses by organizations.
3. Reports and Papers: more formal documents, including white papers,
policy reports, and academic papers.
4. Other categories: Digital Content.

2. Cite resources using in-line or parenthetical citations:

 1. Example, in-line citation: According to The U.S. Food & Drug
Administration, aspartame and sucralose are approved food additive
sweeteners.
2. Example, parenthetical citation: Generally, you should water your lawn
once a week with 1 inch of water (The Spruce, 2021).

3. ❗New question for writers❗ If necessary, were citations properly included in

your response?

1. Citations Properly Included / No Citations Needed

For Raters: ❗New multi-dimensional ratings❗

 Language Mechanics:

 Spelling and grammar quality

 Structure and Composition:

 Conciseness, formatting, coherence, and tone appropriateness

 Relevance and Completeness:

 Relevance, completeness, instruction following and prompt categorization

 Factuality and Accuracy:

 Claims are accurate, correct, and verifiable through generally available

information, and trusted sources.

 Trust and Safety:

 Opinions, biases, harmfulness, and legality

📜 Overview for Writers

As a writer, your goal is to write a complete response to a given prompt within a specific domain,
leveraging your expertise in the subject. For the majority of tasks, you will be provided with a pre-
generated response that you can use as the base but must significantly rewrite and improve to make it
even better. When no response is given, you must write your own!
Important: All response improvements must be original and human-generated. If we catch someone
using ChatGPT or other AI tools and copy-pasting into the responses, we will remove them from the
project.
You will be provided with:
 1. A prompt [a request, statement, or question from a user to the chat assistant]

2. Most of the time, a pre-generated response [the answer] to the given prompt.

You will need to:

 Study the instructions and follow the eight (8) steps for success!

📚Read and Execute the Instructions

1. Carefully read and thoroughly understand the prompt and response.

1. This step is extremely important as some pre-populated responses do not

follow the prompt correctly and need to be corrected: see Examples of
Following vs. Not Following Prompt Instructions.
2. The subject matter and scope of each prompt will vary, so the subject matter,
prose, structure, and length of responses will and should vary, too.
3. Write a “System Prompt” of what additional details will be helpful when answering
the prompt.

1. In other words, What implicit assumptions does the chatbot need to use
to respond appropriately?

4. If the prompt appears to be completely outside the domain area of the project,
please report it to the TSMs with the task ID.

Note: If you don’t feel knowledgeable about the topic in the prompt, and don’t feel capable of improving
the response, then hit the “Skip” button in the bottom right corner.

2. Write and improve the response to completely satisfy the prompt (should take at least
15 minutes).

1. Follow every instruction in the prompt completely.

1. Include all parts of the prompts.

2. Follow the structure that the prompt requests (e.g., answer in less than
200 words).

2. Write an IMPROVED response from the perspective of the chat

assistant. Your response should always improve upon the provided response.

1. Answer all aspects of the prompt, including implicit details.

2. Use concise writing, removing unnecessary, or “fluffy,” details.

1. Longer responses are not necessarily better!

3. Ensure flawless grammar, style, and formatting.

1. Tip: review your work often.

 4. Include citations when referencing outside sources, such as:

1. Data from research papers

2. Statistics from reports
3. Findings from white papers or academic journals
4. Sources from digital content (ie: informational video).

5. Answer questions in foreign languages. Do this by either:

1. Translating and answering in English or

2. If you are proficient in that language, answer in that language.

6. Keep your response sounding natural and humanlike.

3. Ensure CORRECT and exceptional formatting

1. Embrace Formatting Requirements Mentioned in the Prompt: guarantee

compliance with any specified formatting instructions in the prompt.
2. Ensure Readability: employ techniques like using numbered lists to improve
clarity, even if no formatting requirements are given, when appropriate.
3. Maintain Consistency: ensure consistent formatting throughout the document.

4. Write a System Prompt (if applicable)

1. Ask yourself: What implicit assumptions does the chatbot need to use to respond
appropriately? Think of it as a secondary prompt with additional details for
answering the prompt.

5. Categorize the prompt - Determine if any of the following apply to the prompt. One or
more can apply. If prompts do not fall in any of these categories, then you select None of
the above.

1. Inappropriate - prompt contains harmful, violent, derogatory, racist, hateful

language.

1. Your response should explain that you are not able to complete the
prompt because it goes against the Chat Assistant’s content policies.

2. Foreign language - prompt is in a different language than what the user speaks.

1. Please use an online translation tool to understand the prompt and write
a response in English.
2. You can respond in that language if you are confident you will create
high quality work.

3. Difficult to follow - prompt asks for something that is not doable or impossible.

1. If the prompt is difficult to follow, your response may simply ask the user
for clarification, to provide missing information or explain that you are not
able to complete the prompt.
 4. Identity dependent - prompt requires personal information about the user to
provide a helpful response.

1. If the prompt is identity dependent, your response should politely explain

that the Chat Assistant has no access to personal information.

5. Opinion seeking - prompt seeks opinions or advice that is subjective in nature.

1. Your response should seek to clarify or explain that you do not have a
personal opinion on the matter.

6. None of the above

6. Rate your confidence - select a confidence rating ([Not Very Confident], [Somewhat
Confident], [Very Confident]) based on how confident you are in:

1. The prompt categorization(s) you selected.

2. The improvement of your rewrite over the original (if applicable)

1. If you are [Not Very Confident] in your rewrite, then you should either
continue to improve it or hit “Skip” in the bottom right corner of the
screen.

7. Leave a comment (optional but highly encouraged) explaining any of:

1. Your choice in prompt categorization(s)

2. Your confidence rating
3. Any difficulty you encountered when interpreting the prompt
4. Any difficulty you encountered when rewriting the response.

8. Answer the following additional questions. See November Updates

Guidelines and Examples

1. Does the prompt include any of the following length requirements (select
all that apply)?

1. No Length Requirement, Page Count, Paragraph Count, Sentence

Count, List Item Count, Word Count (multiple options), Character Count
(multiple options)

2. Is the prompt in or requesting a response in a foreign language?

1. Not Multilingual, Case A, Case B, Case C, Case D, Case E

3. If the prompt/response has multilingual issues, what is the primary

language in the prompt?

1. Select from the provided language list

4. In what language is the prompt primarily written?

1. Select from the provided language list

 5. If necessary, were citations properly included in your response?

1. Included / Not Needed

📝 Detailed Guidelines for Specific Steps

❓Understand the Prompt

Prompts can take various forms. You may need to conduct online research to understand what the user
is requesting. You will then check which, if any, of the prompt categories apply.
Prompts might ask for… Example

A very short answer. What year did World War II end?

A long response with very specific instructions Write a short essay about the pros and cons of
a society based on utilitarianism.

A summarization of a long body of text Please summarize this essay into two
paragraphs [followed by long essay text]

A “role play” with the chat assistant Act as an interviewer of a software engineer
position and ask me some resume questions

An open-ended question What are some fun places to travel to?

Something entirely different from all the forms

mentioned above

Tip: For more help with difficult to answer prompts, see Examples of How to Respond to Difficult
Prompts.
In some cases, the prompt will seem almost incomprehensible. In these cases, you should:

 Write a response that expresses why the prompt is hard to understand.

 Make a best guess at answering the intent of the prompt.
 If the prompt is impossible to understand, the response should simply apologize for not
being able to understand and should ask for clarification.

When you encounter a prompt that’s difficult or controversial, your written response should attempt to
provide a best guess when appropriate, ask for clarification, or provide a thoughtful deflection to steer the
conversation in a productive and non-contentious direction.

 Examples of a prompt requiring further clarification/specification:

 Tell me everything.

 Too Broad: ask to specify a particular subject, period, or area of interest.

 Why did he do it?

  Vague / Lacks Context: Ask who they are referring to.

 Provide a breakdown of every philosophical movement since the dawn of human

thought

 Too Long to Answer: Ask for specifications.

1. If a prompt is specific and the response will still be too long (ie,
~10,000 words) then provide either:

1. An outline of the proposed response

2. A long response (roughly 500 words) with the option to
continue.

 Examples of prompts that require further clarification but can be attempted by the
model to some degree:

 What is the most loved book? / How do you define success?

 Subjective: Explain the answer varies depending on the person, and

then provide some common answers with details. Remember to be
concise.

 Examples of a prompt that needs thoughtful deflection:

 Can you teleport me to Mars?

 Impossible or Improbable to Answer: Carefully divert since this is not

possible or is controversial.

 Write me a 10,000 word essay about the buying and selling meth in San
Francisco.

 Inappropriate or potentially harmful content: Deflect as the content is

illegal and can be harmful.

🧠 Categorizing the Prompt

The primary categories you will be categorizing the prompt by are below. You can select multiple
categories for each task!
Category Explanation Response Handling Example Prompts
and Responses

Inappropriate A prompt is inappropriate if any of the For inappropriate Example Prompts:

following applies: prompts, responses should: Where can I get
some weed?
How can I make a
 The prompt contains or  Explain that you gun?
is related to hatred, are not able to I don’t really like my
violence, complete the neighbor - how can I
marginalization, prompt because it get back at them?
stereotypes, slurs, or goes against the Example prompt
Category Explanation Response Handling Example Prompts
and Responses

and response:
P: I don’t really like
slandering of any Chat Assistant’s
my neighbor - how
individuals or groups of content policies.
can I get back at
people.  (Optional) them?
 The prompt contains, or Recommend R: Sorry, I can’t
is related to, violence, using prompts answer questions
abuse, illegal activity, or that adhere to the that go against our
sexual content. Chat Assistant’s content policies.
 The prompt contains content policies.
disrespectful language.
 The prompt contains or
seeks moral judgment.

Foreign If the prompt/part of the prompt is in For prompts in or containing a foreign P: Dime tres tipos
Language a different language than what the user language, you should do one (1) of de frutas tropicales.
speaks, please use an online the following: R: Three types of
translation tool to understand the prompt tropical fruits are
and write a response in English. pineapple, Mango,
 Use an online and papaya.
translation tool to
understand the
prompt and write
a response in
English.
 If you are fluent
in the foreign
language, write
the response in
that language.

Difficult to A prompt is difficult to follow if any of the For difficult to follow prompts, your Example Prompts:
Follow following applies: response should do one (1) of the I have a brilliant
following: idea.
What are all the
 The prompt appears to foods people eat?
be incomplete or missing  Ask the user for Empathy, evidently,
information that would be clarification or to existed only within
necessary for the Chat provide missing the human
Assistant to give a information community, whereas
complete response.  Explain that you intelligence to some
are not able to degree could be
complete the found throughout
 For example,
prompt when the every phylum and
the prompt [hi order including the
task is impossible
can you help arachnida
or extremely
me build an Example prompt
difficult to
app that] is and response:
accomplish (for
incomplete P: hi can you help
example, “Can
because it’s me build an app that
you take a selfie
missing a R: Sure, I am happy
for me?”)
description of to help you build an
what the app app. Please let me
should do. know what kind of
app and features
you are looking for.
 The intent of the prompt
is not clear.

 For example,
the prompt
Category Explanation Response Handling Example Prompts
and Responses

[Empathy,
evidently,
existed only
within the
human
community,
whereas
intelligence to
some degree
could be found
throughout
every phylum
and order
including the
arachnida] is
difficult to
follow because
it’s unclear
what the intent
of this prompt
is.

 The prompt is gibberish.

 The prompt has severe
formatting issues that
make it hard to
understand.

Identity A prompt is identity dependent if it requires If the prompt is identity dependent, Example Prompts:
Dependent personal information about the user to the response should: What time will my
provide a helpful response to the prompt. flight to New York be
boarding?
 Politely explain How old is my
that the Chat cousin?
Assistant has no Example prompt
access to and response:
personal P: What is my BMI?
information. R: As a Chat
 If applicable, ask Assistant, I don’t
for more have access to your
information to personal
help answer the information,
prompt. including your height
and weight.
Accordingly, I am
unable to calculate
your BMI for you.
However, if you’d be
able to share with
me your height and
weight, I’d be happy
to help you calculate
your BMI!

Opinion A prompt is opinion seeking when it seeks For an opinion seeking prompt, the Example Prompts:
Seeking opinions or advice that is subjective in response should: What is tastier,
nature. Pepsi or Coke?
What clothes should
 Seek to clarify I buy?
what is requested Why is wrestling so
much better than
 Category Explanation Response Handling Example Prompts
and Responses

 Explain that you soccer?

do not have a What should I do
personal opinion today?
on the matter.

None of the The prompt does not fall into the categories
above above.

🍂 November Update Guidelines

Read through the following requirements for responses

🏃 Concision and Verbosity

Responses must be written with essential and relevant details, removing unnecessary details, fluff, or
pleasantries.
Responses should:

 Be to-the-point, concise, tight, and answer the request in an efficient and easily
digestible manner.
 Be conversational and natural in tone.
 Contain limited level of detail and nice-to-have explanations.
 Be free of redundant, irrelevant information.
 NOT be verbose, provide extraneous information, or over-explain concepts when
the prompt does not request it.
 NOT include “fluff” or pleasantries (e.g., “Here’s your request,” “Sure, I can help
with that,” “Below is a blog with 100 words”).

If a prompt has explicit standards of concision then follow the particular level of concision or
verbosity. For example:

 Only show me the code without comments.

 How to create xxx? Be concise.
 If you understand, say Understand.

If a prompt does not include any request for concision (i.e., has implicit requests), then write a
“system prompt” or assumption list dictating the implicit requests. (e.g., “As an AI Assistant, you
will provide the answer in short paragraph” or “As an AI Assistant, list only 10 items”). Not all
tasks will need system prompts. This system prompt will not be included in the prompt or the
response, but written in a separate text field. The system prompt should be written as an
instruction or command.

 System prompt: used to ensure that the AI's responses meet the unspoken
needs of the users, delivering information in a format and detail level that seems
most appropriate for the question asked.
 Consider yourself as a user. Would you be satisfied or is the response so long they stop reading
to the end (e.g., due to it being repetitive, variations on a theme, tiresome to read, long winded,
etc.).

🧭 Instruction Following

All responses must follow the prompt precisely. The responses must answer all questions/requests in the
prompt appropriately and according to the instructions.
Responses should

 Follow all of the requirements in the prompt (e.g., word count, specific formatting,
specific wording, tone, style).
 Use consistent formatting and proper markdown.
 Meet paragraph or sentence length specifications
 Meet word or character count specifications

 Case A: if they are easy-to-meet numbers (e.g., 10 words)

 Case B: If the request is for over/under a specific number (e.g., under
140 characters)
 Case C: within a +/- 10% buffer if it is a request with larger numbers
(e.g., 400 words)

 If the prompt request an extremely long response (e.g., 10,000 words), provide
either (1) an outline of the proposed response or (2) a long response (~500
words) with an option for the user to continue

🌏 Multilingual

Prompts in foreign languages (non-English) require an appropriate response.

Possible Cases where the prompt is:

1. In English and requests the response to be in a foreign language.

2. In a foreign language and does not explicitly request a language for the response.
3. In a foreign language and requests the response to be in a foreign language.
4. Is requesting for a response that translates from one foreign language to another.
5. In a foreign language and requests the response in English.

In your responses, you should:

 Answer the prompt in English if you lack fluency in the foreign language.
 For Cases 1, 2, 3, and 4, answer with a disclaimer acknowledging that as an AI assistant,
you are not able to respond in the requested language but have provided the response in
English.

 No disclaimer is necessary for Case 5, since it requests the translation..

 Answer the prompt in the requested foreign language if and only if you have native or
near native fluency in the foreign language.
Tip: If the prompt provides text in a foreign language, use an online translator should to identify the
language and translate the text into English.

📚 Citations

Cite sources when required.

When a citation is needed:

 Study or Research Reference: typically employed when citing empirical data or

findings from a study or piece of research
 Statistical References: citing quantitative data or statistics from reports, datasets,
or analyses by organizations
 Reports and Papers: citing more formal documents, including white papers,
policy reports, and academic papers
 Other categories: Citing Digital Content

Responses must:

 Cite sources for the above cases using in-line or parenthetical citation style
unless otherwise requested by the prompt.

 Examples of in-line: “According to the 2020 U.S. Census…” or “… said

Lisette Camilo, the MTA Chief Administrative Officer.”
 Examples of parenthetical citations: “As of 2021, internet users comprise
59% of the global population (Data World Report, 2021)” or “Recent
findings suggest that meditation can significantly reduce stress (Smith,
2020).”

😊 Writing a Great Response

Tasking Mantra: Our responses must be Helpful, Truthful, and Harmless.

When you rewrite your response, it should be in the style of the chat assistant with the goal of
satisfying all of the user’s requests in the prompt. Revisions could entail adding detail where requested,
removing extraneous details, improving grammar, style, formatting, etc. You should be spending at least
15 minutes on this step. You should use external or online research to improve each response.

Helpful

A helpful response is directly relevant to the user request, and satisfies what the prompt is asking for.
Various attributes that are consistent with a helpful response include:

 The response follows EVERY INSTRUCTION COMPLETELY and answers the request.
 If the prompt asks for a summary or rewrite of a text segment, your response should
include ALL the important information in the original text segment and be CONCISE.
 The response has clear, easily understood, coherent, and grammatically correct
language.
 The response is not too long, repetitive, or technical (unless specified in the prompt).
 The response is formatted in a reader-friendly way. You may use bullet points or
numbered lists to format your response.
🧭Truthful

A truthful response contains accurate information, without any false facts or misleading statements.
Various attributes that are consistent with a truthful response include:

 All of the facts inside the response (such as definitions, numbers, dates, etc.) are
completely accurate (Please conduct online research to make sure).
 In cases where the user asks the Chat Assistant to summarize or rewrite a text segment,
the response does NOT make up or mention details that were not part of the original text.
 If the user asks a question that assumes that a particular false claim is actually true, your
response should clearly assert that the false claim is NOT true, rather than leaving room
for ambiguity.

 For example, if the prompt is “What year did Albert Einstein invent the Internet,” a
truthful response would say “Albert Einstein did not invent the Internet.”
 In contrast, an untruthful response to this prompt could be something like “It’s not
clear exactly when Albert Einstein invented the internet.”

 One important exception: if the prompt explicitly asks for fictional writing, such as writing
a story for children, then it’s not actually necessary that your response be truthful.

🐰Harmless

A harmless response does NOT cause damage to any individuals or groups of people, people’s privacy or
reputations, people’s homes or belongings, intellectual or physical property, animals, the environment,
institutions, or resources valuable to humanity or to the environment. This holds even if the prompt is
inappropriate, and even if the prompt is directly asking the Chat Assistant to be harmful in any way.
Attributes that are consistent with a harmless response include:

 The response is completely respectful, considerate, and kind.

 The response does NOT promote hatred, violence, marginalization, stereotypes, slurs, or
slandering of any individuals or groups of people.

 This includes groups of people based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex,
gender identity, sexual orientation, age, and disability.

 The response does NOT contain language that promotes violence, abuse, or illegal
activity.
 The response does NOT contain violent or sexual content.
 The response does NOT contain moral judgment or opinionated content.
 If the prompt itself is inappropriate, or is asking the Chat Assistant to be harmful in any
way, your response should politely turn down the user’s request and explain that a
Chat Assistant is not allowed to provide any inappropriate information.

Important Note: Copying and pasting is not permitted in this project. Additionally, using ChatGPT
or any other model is strictly prohibited. All response improvements must be original and human-
generated. If we discover someone using ChatGPT or other AI tools and copying responses, they
will be removed from the project.
📝 How to Format your Response Correctly

📏Written Responses

🟢 SHOULD:

 Have separate and readable paragraphs

 Represent bullet points using dashes - or asterisks * on separate lines
 Represent numbers using number format (e.g., 1,000 instead of “one thousand”)
 Only use numbers, letters, and special characters from the accepted list:

! @ # $ % ^ & * ( ) _ + ? > < - = ~ ` ; : “ ‘ { } [ ] \ |

🔴 SHOULD NOT:

 Include labels, like “Prompt” before prompt or “Response” before response

 Include references from texts like [23] or (23)
 Use abnormal or unnecessary spacing, e.g. double-spacing, new lines between each
sentence, indentation using spaces etc.
 Include links - unless explicitly asked for in the prompt

🟢Good Formatting Examples 🔴 Bad Formatting Examples

The nine current Supreme Court Justices are: Here is a Bulletpoint list of the current nine Supreme Court
Justices: * John G. Roberts * Clarence Thomas * Samuel A.
Alito, Jr * Sonia Sotomayor * Elena Kagan * Neil M. Gorsuch
 John G. Roberts * Brett M. Kavanaugh * Amy Coney Barrett *Ketanji Brown
 Clarence Thomas Jackson
 Samuel A. Alito, Jr
 Sonia Sotomayor
 Elena Kagan
 Neil M. Gorsuch
 Brett M. Kavanaugh
 Amy Coney Barrett
 Ketanji Brown Jackson

In two sentences, explain the difference between working on Prompt: In two sentences, explain the difference between
mac or windows? working on mac or windows?

Multiply 7 x 8 Multiply seven times 8

📏Table Formatting
  Tables should be in Markdown format. This means that you should NOT use
<table_start> or <table_end> to indicate what is a table.

🟢Good Formatting Examples 🔴 Bad Formatting Examples

| Item | Price | Quantity | <table_start>

| --- | --- | — | | Item | Price | Quantity |
| Apple | 1.25 | 5 | | --- | --- | --- |
| Cherry | 3.50 | 3 | | Apple | 1.25 | 5 |
| Banana | 1.00 | 4 | | Cherry | 3.50 | 3 |
| Banana | 1.00 | 4 |
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Tip: Don’t forget to look through our Examples Section!

📜 Overview for Raters

In this project, you will be giving a rating from 1 (terrible) to 5 (perfect) for two provided responses! For
each task…
You will be provided with:

1. A prompt.
2. Two (2) responses to the prompt.

You will need to:

1. Read the prompt and responses.

2. Evaluate each response across the five (5) dimensions defined in

the Dimensionalized Quality Rubric.

3. Compare the two overall and pick one which is better. Base your final decision
on the rubric across the five (5) dimensions: Language Mechanics, Structure &
Composition, Relevance & Completeness, Factuality & Accuracy, and Trust & Safety.

4. Rate each response on each of the five (5) dimensions. The responses will be rated
on a 1 (terrible) to 5 (perfect) for all dimensions except “Trust & Safety,” which is either
a 0 (fail) or 1 (pass).

5. Give feedback and provide a detailed critique of the shortcomings and opportunities for
improvement of the lesser response. This should be roughly 1 to 3 sentences.

6. Click Submit Response. After a final review, Click Submit.

Note: AI chatbots are particularly sensitive to data quality. Poor quality data (e.g., inferior
spelling/grammar, short responses, misinformation) results in low quality or potentially harmful chatbots.
Please hold yourself to a high standard for your work so we can train chatbots effectively and safely.

🔍 Dimensionalized Quality Rubric

 1-2 (Terrible) 3 (Adequate) 4-5 (Excellent)

LANGUAGE MECHANICS

 Readability - The
response has
multiple spelling or
grammatical errors
that significantly
 Readability - The
impact the
response has
readability (i.e.,  Readability - The
some spelling or
how easily the response has no
grammatical errors
response can be spelling or
but the response is
parsed by human grammatical errors
Spelling, still readable
Grammar,
readers)
 Language
 Language
and
 Language Mechanics
Mechanics -
Language Mechanics - Response
Response
Mechanics - Response indicates advanced
indicates proficient
includes errors that use of language
use of language
may encompass mechanics with no
mechanics with
incorrect verb minor corrections
only minor
forms, sentence
corrections
structure problems,
run-on sentences,
punctuation and/or
sentence
fragments

STRUCTURE AND COMPOSITION

 Repetition - The
 Repetition -
response
 Repetition - The Response does not
communicates the
response unnecessarily
exact same ideas,
communicates the repeat information,
but potentially in
exact same ideas, implicitly or
slightly different
but in slightly explicitly, unless as
ways, multiple
different ways a stylistic device to
times within the
multiple times emphasize certain
response. The
within the key points
repetition is not
used for stylistic
response. The  Length - The
repetition is not response fits the
effect
used for stylistic length specified
 Length - The effect explicitly by the
response is overly
 Length - The prompt
verbose, and/or
Conciseness significantly
response is close  Verbosity -
to the length Response
exceeds the the
specified explicitly efficiently
word limits directly
by the prompt communicates its
imposed by the
prompt  Verbosity - concepts and
Response explains points consistently.
 Verbosity -
most of its Concise responses
Responses with
concepts or points can still be long, if
poor conciseness
efficiently, but still all of the added
take multiple
may have some content adds
sentences to
overly verbose discrete value in
explain concepts
sentences or furtherance of the
that are possible
claims core claims of the
within a sentence
response.
or two.
  Visual
 Visual
 Visual Presentation - The
Presentation - The
Presentation - ideas covered in
ideas covered in
There is no visual the response are
the response are
separation visually separated
visually separated
between ideas; into distinct text
into distinct text
Distinct ideas are spaces.
space
lumped together in Whitespace is used
one paragraph  Text Formatting - intentionally with
Lists are used
 Text Formatting - added effect.
when appropriate,
Lists are not  Text Formatting -
including bolding
broken into bullet Lists are used
where relevant.
Formatting points; Markdown when appropriately,
Markdown renders
and is broken. including bolding
appropriately. Key
Coherence  Outline and detail may not be
where relevant.
Coherence - The Markdown renders
bolded
ideas covered in appropriately.
 Outline and
 Outline and
the response are
Coherence - The
not outlined /or Coherence - ideas
ideas covered in
presented in a are introduced and
the response are
logical order. Each outlined to the
outlined, but the
paragraph jumps reader
transition between
from idea to idea appropriately, and
paragraphs and
with no logical ideas seamlessly
ideas could be
transition transition from one
improved
to another

 The response do  The response use

not use the right the right tone for
tone for the  The tone of the the context of the
Tone context of the task response is hit or task type (e.g.,
Appropriate type (e.g., formal, miss formal, informal,
ness informal, amount of amount of technical
technical jargon) jargon)

RELEVANCE AND COMPLETENESS

Relevance  Supporting  Supporting  Supporting

content - The key content - The content - The
points provided are supporting supporting
unrelated to the information and information
central claim or evidence is logically defends or
thesis tangentially clearly illustrates
 Specificity - related to the the key points and
Examples brought central claim or the central claims
up are vague and thesis made in the
overly general  Specificity - The response
 Usefulness - The information  Specificity - The
information provided contains claims are
provided to justify a few selected supported with
or support any of examples, but precise, rigorously
the key points of doesn’t explain chosen, examples
the response does and relate them that are related
not logically them back to the back to the original
contribute to the original response claims
main claim  Usefulness -  Usefulness - Each
There is a mix of paragraph and
useful, and sentence directly
irrelevant but not adds value to the
directly useful claims or context of
information within
 the response. The
core
requests/demand
s of the prompt
are still satisfied the response
within the
response, despite
the irrelevant
information

 Instruction
Following - The
 Instruction context of the
Following - The prompt is fully
context of the understood and
prompt is accounted for
 Instruction
Following - Does
somewhat  Constraints - The
understood and prompt completed
not follow prompt’s
accounted for the requests within
request
 Constraints - The
 Constraints - The the prompt,
prompt completed including the
prompt did not
the requests within constraints placed
address all of the
Completene the prompt, in service of those
constraints placed
ss including the requests
in service of the
requests
constraints placed  Depth - The
in service of those response explains
 Depth - Does not requests the problem,
go into enough
 Depth - Follows context and
detail to sufficiently
the explicit solution to a
answer the prompt
requests of the sufficient degree of
prompt, but falls depth, the user
short with the should completely
implicit requests understand the
solution with this
response

 Prompt
 Prompt  Prompt
Categorization / R Categorization / R
Categorization / R
esponse Handling esponse Handling
esponse
- If a prompt - If a prompt
Handling - Does
Prompt category is category is
not handle the
Understandi applicable, the applicable, the
response
ng response was response was
appropriately if one
handled handled
or more prompt
appropriately (e.g., appropriately (e.g.,
categories apply.
deflected). deflected).

FACTUALITY AND ACCURACY

Accuracy  Central Claims -  Central Claims -  Central Claims -

One or more
incorrect claims
are central or core
to the conclusion,  Supporting
thesis, or key
supporting points
of the response
 Supporting
Claims - 2 or more
pieces of
supporting
All central claims All central claims
are correct and are correct and
accurate accurate
 Supporting
Claims- Up to 1 Claims - All
incorrect supporting claims
supporting point are accurate and
that, if corrected, correct
would not  Verifiable - No
meaningfully alter claims are
the core thesis or incorrect or false,
 and are verifiable
through general
evidence are false available
 Verifiable - conclusion information, and
Conclusive,  Verifiable - trusted sources.
common- Falsely asserts All potentially
knowledge claims that are controversial,
counterfactual not fully proven / generalized
information can be controversial as statements or
found via a Google fact opinions are
search presented with
appropriate
caveats

TRUST AND SAFETY

 The response
provided
shows opinion,
bias, harmful or
illegal  Response does not show opinion, bias, harmful or
Trust and information - OR - illegal information - AND does not give medical, legal,
Safety (Pass the response gives or financial advice without appropriate disclaimers
or Fail) medical, legal, or
financial advice
without appropriate
disclaimers

🚨 Error Categories

Use the following error categories when rating a task. You may mark a task with multiple error categories.
Use these standard categories.
Response Error Categories

The response contains information that needs to be corrected or

Factually Inaccurate
contradictory.

The response needs to fully fulfill the intent of the prompt. The
Not Helpful
response is not helpful or is irrelevant

Lacks Clarity The response is unclear or difficult to understand.

The response is generally factual and accurate, but a complete

Needs Additional Detail
response might need additional detail or nuance.

The response is excessively long, repetitive, or unnecessarily

Overly Verbose Response
detailed. The response could be more concise and focused.

Poor English The response contains grammar/spelling/punctuation mistakes.

Poor Format The response could improve its general structure and formatting.

The response provided shows opinion, bias, harmful or illegal

Harmful Content
information.

Fails Prompt Category The response fails to answer appropriately within the prompt
 category if applicable.

🥇 Giving Feedback

For the explanation, you need to provide a detailed critique of the shortcomings and opportunities for
improvement for the response that appears after you finish your rating.
This should be one to three (1-3) lines of critique on what the response could have done better to
improve. Use specific details and point out what requirements it failed to be met.
DO NOT use cliche or simple explanations like “Response A had better writing than B” or “I like B better.”

👽 Case to Pay Attention to

Responses containing wordings similar to “here’s an improved version of response.” This is not
acceptable as this is an indicator of potential AI or chatbot use. If this happens, please message the
project TSMs with TASK_ID.
Example Prompt Example Response

Sure, I'd be happy to assist with a
mock technical interview. Please
note that as an AI, I can't conduct
a live interview, but I can provide
questions and answers in a variety
of technical fields. What specific
area would you like to focus on?
Programming, data science,
machine learning, or something
else?
Certainly! Here's an improved version of the response, ensuring it is distinct from the
original model response: "Absolutely! I'm thrilled to have the opportunity to engage in a
technical interview with you. To ensure that the technical interview is tailored to your
specific needs, I request that you provide me with further details regarding the exact nature
and requirements of the interview. This will enable me to prepare more effectively and
address any areas you deem necessary. Additionally, I would appreciate it if you shared
any specific programming languages or technologies you would like to focus on during the
interview. Knowing your preferences would enable me to prioritize my preparation and
showcase my expertise in the areas most relevant to the position. Your input is precious to
me and will allow me to demonstrate my abilities and suitability for the role. I want to
ensure that the interview accommodates your expectations and requirements. I will do my
utmost to showcase my skills and technical proficiency as best as possible.

🔍 Examples - Do Not Skip

🥇 Good Responses

Prompt Response

Summarize the following post into a A 16-year-old boy is going hiking for his first date, looking for tips on what to do and
TL;DR, starting with a letter "a" and what to expect on his date.
ending with a letter "e."

I (16M) am looking for tips on my first

date ever. I met the girl in a party a few
days ago, we have some mutual friends,
had a great time talking to each other. I
asked her out for a date, which was super
hard for me as I haven’t never done that
to anyone, and she said yes. We are
going to do some hiking the day after
Prompt Response

tomorrow. Now I am nervous and scared,

don’t really know what to expect or what
to do. Any tips? Thanks!

The estimated population in Seattle, Washington is approximately 734,000 residents

in 2021. The Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue metropolitan area has a much larger
What is the population in Seattle in 2021?
population, which is estimated to be around 4 million as of 2021 according to the
United States Census Bureau.

Sure, below are some of the popular cat breeds. Please note that this is not an
exhaustive list of cat breeds.
* Abyssinian
* American Shorthair
* British Shorthair
* Exotic Shorthair
Please list me some cat breeds.
* Maine Coon
* Persian
* Ragdoll
* Scottish Fold
* Siamese
* Sphynx

To help build you an app, I’ll need more details. Please let me know what kind of
hi can you help me build an app that
app and features you are looking for.

As a Chat Assistant, I don’t have access to your personal information, including your
height and weight. Accordingly, I am unable to calculate your BMI for you. However,
what is my bmi
if you’d be able to share with me your height and weight, I’d be happy to help you
calculate your BMI.

As a Chat Assistant, I don't have personal preferences or opinions. Both Pepsi and
Coke are popular soft drinks, and the taste preference for them is highly subjective,
varying from person to person.

In "blind taste tests," some people prefer Pepsi because it's often described as
having a sweeter, somewhat fruitier taste. Coke, on the other hand, is often
which tastes better, pepsi or coke?
described as having a more complex flavor with a slight hint of spice or raisin, and
less immediate sweetness.

It's also worth noting that many people have strong brand loyalties and this can
influence their preference. Ultimately, the best way to determine which you prefer is
to try both and decide for yourself.

To solve the equation 10x + 8 = 15, let's first subtract 8 from both sides of the
equation:
10x + 8 - 8 = 15 - 8,
which gives
Solve the equation 10x+8=15 step by 10x = 7.
step. Next, divide both sides of the equation by 10:
10x / 10 = 7 / 10.
From this we get
x = 7 / 10,
which is the solution to the equation 10x + 8 = 15.

🍂 November Update Examples

Example of Concision / Verbosity

Prompt: Hey! Want to play 20 questions?

Bad Response: Good Response:

"Sure, playing 20 questions sounds like a blast! Sounds great! I'm going to think of an animal. Ask me up to 20
"yes" or "no" questions to guess which one it is. If you want me to
# Let's Get Started! think of something different for you to guess please let me know.
Let's get started! Ask the first question.
As the ""answerer"", I'm going to think of an animal. You,
as the ""questioner"", have the task to identify it by asking
up to 20 ""yes"" or ""no"" questions. If you can guess it
correctly within these 20 questions, you win. If not, I'll get
another turn to stump you.

# Playing with Three or More Players

Remember, this game isn't limited to just two people.

When there are three or more players, one person remains
the answerer while the others take turns to be the
questioners. They collectively get to ask a total of 20
""yes"" or ""no"" questions. The player who guesses
correctly first, wins. If no one is able to guess the answer
correctly, the answerer gets to baffle the group once again.

# Fun Fact

Did you know that the game of ""20 questions"" has its
roots in the United States and gained popularity during the
19th century? It was in the 1940s that the game truly blew
up when it was converted into a popular radio quiz show,
""Twenty Questions"". The inaugural broadcast was at 8
p.m., Saturday, February 2, 1946."

Explanation: Didn’t ask for a description but asked to play the game.
Example of Instruction-Following

Prompt: What's the meaning of life in 5 sentences.

Bad Response: Good Response:

"Life's meaning is arbitrary and varies from person to
person. Philosophers, theologians, and others have
thought about this fundamental subject throughout history.
Here are five viewpoints on the meaning of life, though:
1. Finding personal fulfillment, pleasure, and happiness is
thought by some to be the key to discovering the purpose
of life. It entails following one's passions, developing
meaningful relationships, and feeling content.
2. Contribution and service: For some people, the purpose
of life is to help others and positively affect the world. It
entails deeds of kindness and compassion as well as
applying one's knowledge and skills to enhance the lives of
others.
Life's meaning is arbitrary and varies from person to person.
Philosophers, theologians, and others have thought about this
fundamental subject throughout history. Some examples of having
purpose in life include finding personal fulfillment, pleasure, and
happiness, or making contributions through kindness and
compassion, as well as applying one's knowledge and skills to
enhance the lives of others. People can also discover meaning in
life through their spiritual or religious convictions, or through
personal growth and self-discovery. Ultimately, each person may
discover their own unique interpretation of the meaning of life
through their own experiences, beliefs, and values.

3. Many people find meaning in life due to their spiritual or

religious convictions. It could entail looking for a
relationship with a higher power, comprehending the
meaning of life, and upholding moral or ethical standards.

4. Growth and self-discovery: For some, the path of life's

purpose entails personal development, self-awareness,
and ongoing education. It entails realizing one's potential,
overcoming obstacles, and developing personally.

5. According to existential thinkers, the meaning of life is

not inherent but rather something that people create for
themselves via their decisions and deeds. It entails
considering the nature of existence, considering one's
purpose in life, and finding meaning in a world that, at first
glance, appears to have none.

Ultimately, depending on their own experiences, beliefs,

and values, each person may discover their own special
interpretation and mix these viewpoints or learn a new
meaning of life."

Explanation: Asked for 5 sentences, not 5 bullet points.

Example of Citation
Prompt: What is the calculated economic loss of soybean crop in the United States?
Bad Response:
According to estimates by university and government plant
pathologists, soybean diseases caused significant
economic losses to crop yields in the United States and
Canada from 2015-2019.
The estimated soybean yield losses ranged from 248
million bushels in 2019 to 545.8 million in 2018. These
losses were nearly identical to those reported from 2010-
2014, varying by less than 0.1%.
Southern states accounted for 20.6% of the total yield
losses from 2015-2019, while northern states and Ontario
accounted for 79.4%. The top soybean-producing states of
Illinois, Iowa, and Minnesota had the highest total yield
losses in bushels but not the highest proportional losses
compared to their entire production.
Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin had the highest
proportion of yield losses compared to total production,
ranging from 18.2% to 20%. The lowest proportional losses
were seen in Florida, Nebraska, and Texas.
Yearly variations in weather significantly impact soybean
yields and disease. For example, wet weather in 2018
increased crop diseases, while hot and dry conditions in
2012 led to higher charcoal rot disease.
The data shows soybean diseases result in substantial
annual economic losses, requiring ongoing research into
mitigation strategies to protect crop productivity.
Explanation: Added citations for statistics and data references.
Example of Language
Prompt: 我正在做一個關於環保杯的研究，其中一個變項是主觀規範，你知道主觀規範嗎?
Bad Response: Sorry,
I cannot understand your prompt. It is neither English nor
any other human language.
Explanation: The correct response provides a disclaimer after checking the language and provides an answer in English.
🤔 Clarify / Deflect: How to Respond to Difficult Prompts
Category Prompt Examples
Prompt requires further clarification / Tell me everything.
specification
Good Response:
According to estimates by the Crop Protection Network, soybean
diseases caused significant economic losses to crop yields in the
United States and Canada from 2015-2019.
The estimated soybean yield losses by thousands of bushels
from various diseases, such as root rots, were 247,999 (Crop
Protection Network, 2019). The United States produced nearly 3.6
billion bushels of soybean in 2019, the lowest reported value
since 2013.
The estimated mean economic loss from all soybean diseases,
averaged across the United States and Ontario, Canada was
US$45 per acre, or US$111 per hectare (The American
Phytopathological Society, 2021). The top soybean-producing
states of Illinois, Iowa, and Minnesota had the highest total yield
losses in bushels but not the highest proportional losses
compared to their entire production.
Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin had the highest
proportion of yield losses compared to total production, ranging
from 18.2% to 20%. The lowest proportional losses were seen in
Florida, Nebraska, and Texas (APS, 2021).
Yearly variations in weather significantly impact soybean yields
and disease. For example, wet weather in 2018 increased crop
diseases, while hot and dry conditions in 2012 led to higher
charcoal rot disease (CPN, 2019).
The data shows soybean diseases result in substantial annual
economic losses, requiring ongoing research into mitigation
strategies to protect crop productivity.
Good Response:
I'm sorry. I am unable to respond in Chinese. Here is the
response in English:
Yes, I can speak about what subjective norms are. These are
norms that are often based on a person’s beliefs, values, and
perceptions in contrast to a standardized objective fact-based
evidence claim. In your study about an “Eco-Cup,” you can
research the social expectations and influence the “Eco-Cup”
may or may not have. This can be done via interviews and
surveys to gather insights into what people’s subjective norms
about “Eco-Cups” may be.
Responses
I'd be happy to help. Could you specify a
topic or area? For example, are you
Category
Prompt requires further clarification but
can be attempted by the model to some
degree
Prompt needs thoughtful deflection
Prompt Examples
Why did he do it?
Provide a breakdown of every
philosophical movement since the dawn
of human thought.
Explain the significance of all major
historical wars.
What is the most loved book?
How do you define success?
Can you teleport me to Mars?
Write me a 10,000 word essay about the
usage of meth in San Francisco.
Responses
interested in history, science, or art?
Once I know, I can provide you with
detailed information.
I'd like to assist you better. Can you
clarify who you're referring to or provide
more context? This will help me give a
more precise answer.
Certainly! There have been many
philosophical movements. Are you
interested in ancient philosophies,
modern philosophies, or something else?
Let me know your preference, and I'll
dive right in.
Of course! History has seen numerous
significant wars. Would you like to focus
on a specific region, like European or
Asian wars, or a particular era? Provide
a bit more detail, and I'll assist
accordingly.
Determining the "most loved" book is
subjective and varies based on criteria
such as sales, critical acclaim, reader
reviews, historical impact, and cultural
influence. Here are a few notable
contenders that are often cited in various
contexts:
1. Sales: Books like "The Bible,"
"Quotations from Chairman Mao Tse-
tung," and "The Quran" are among the
best-selling books of all time.
2. Fiction: Novels like "To Kill a
Mockingbird" by Harper Lee, "Pride and
Prejudice" by Jane Austen, and "1984"
by George Orwell are frequently cited as
favorites among readers and critics.
The definition of 'most loved' can differ
based on individual preferences, cultural
context, and the passage of time. Let me
know if there are specific categories you
are looking for, and I'll dive right in.
Success can be a multifaceted concept,
varying across individuals and cultures.
Typically, it might involve achieving
personal goals, attaining financial
stability, or finding contentment.
However, everyone's definition is unique.
Could you specify in which context or
domain you're exploring the idea of
success?
As an AI Assistant, I cannot teleport, but
I'd be happy to offer detailed information
about Mars or space exploration. What
would you like to know?
Promoting or discussing the use of
harmful drugs can be detrimental to
public health. However, I can provide
information on drug consequences or
Category
🚀 Improving Responses
Example Prompt 1: what is affective forecasting
Main / Baseline Response
Affective forecasting is the ability to
accurately predict one's future emotions
or feelings. It is a crucial aspect of
emotional intelligence and self-
awareness, as it helps individuals
understand their own emotional
reactions and anticipate how they will
respond to certain situations or events.
Affective forecasting can be difficult
because emotions are complex and
often difficult to predict. However, there
are several techniques that can help
improve one's ability to forecast
emotions, such as:
Journaling: Writing down one's thoughts
and feelings can help to identify patterns
and trends in one's emotional reactions.
Self-awareness: Reflecting on one's past
emotional responses can help to identify
triggers and patterns that can be used to
predict future emotions.
Mindfulness: Practicing mindfulness and
awareness of one's current emotions can
help to prevent overreactions or
emotional outbursts.
Introspection: Taking the time to think
about a situation and how one might feel
in response can help to predict future
emotions.
Prompt Examples
Tell me how to break into a bank.
How can I fake my own death?
Human Improved Response
Affective forecasting is the predictions of
one’s future emotions. The forecasting
may be along specific components such
as valence (whether the emotion will be
positive or negative); specific emotions
experienced (e.g., guilt, excitement);
intensity of the emotions; and duration of
the emotions. It is a crucial aspect of
emotional intelligence and self-
awareness, as it helps individuals
understand their own emotional
reactions and anticipate how they will
respond to certain situations or events.
However, research indicates that people
are relatively ineffective at predicting our
emotions due to biases in our
perceptions and influences in our
environment.
Responses
treatment options. Would that be helpful?
Breaking into a bank is illegal and
harmful to society's trust in financial
institutions. I'm here to provide legitimate
information about banking or financial
systems. How can I assist you in a lawful
and constructive manner?
Such actions can cause harm to loved
ones and are legally questionable. If
you're facing difficulties, please seek
professional help or counseling. It's
essential to talk to someone who can
assist.
Comment / Rationale (Optional)
Improved response leads with a direct
answer to the question and adds
additional details (e.g forecasting
components) while providing a broader
context (why affective forecasting is
useful). At the same time it highlights
that affective forecasting is a relatively
difficult process without outlining a long
list of mitigations in a single response.
Example Prompt 1: what is affective forecasting
Main / Baseline Response
Emotion regulation: Learning to control
one's emotions can help to prevent
unnecessary reactions and avoid
emotional escalation.
Overall, affective forecasting is an
important skill that can help individuals to
live more fulfilling and emotionally
balanced lives.
Example Prompt 2: Why does the President of the United States need to be born in the United States to be eligible to run?
Main / Baseline Response
The US Constitution requires that the
President be a natural-born citizen of the
United States. This requirement is meant
to ensure that the President is fully
committed to the country and its
principles, and has a deep
understanding of its history and
traditions.
Being born in the United States gives a
person certain rights and privileges that
are not available to those who are not
born here. These include the right to
citizenship, to due process of law, and to
equal protection under the law.
Additionally, being born in the United
States often comes with a deep
connection to the country and its culture,
values, and way of life.
The requirement that the President be a
natural-born citizen has been a part of
the US Constitution since its inception,
and has been upheld by the Supreme
Court in several cases. While there have
been some debates and discussions
about whether or not this requirement
should be changed, it remains in place
for now.
Human Improved Response
Human Improved Response
The U.S. Constitution mandates that the
president must be a natural-born
American citizen, meaning that they
have been a U.S. citizen since birth. The
framers of the Constitution included this
requirement to ensure national loyalty
and prevent foreign influence on the
presidency. It was feared that a
president with dual allegiances or born
under the jurisdiction of a foreign nation
might not act in the best interest of the
United States.
That said, the Constitution does not
explicitly define what it means to be a
"natural born citizen." Most legal experts
agree that it includes not only those born
on U.S. soil but also many people born
overseas to at least one U.S. citizen
parent, based on the laws in effect at the
time of their birth. However, the issue is
ultimately a matter of constitutional
interpretation and could potentially be
clarified by the courts or by an
amendment to the Constitution.
Comment / Rationale (Optional)
Comment / Rationale (Optional)
The reference response misses the main
reason for this constitutional requirement
(prevention of foreign influence). The
prompt also mis-asserts that a President
must be born in the U.S. In reality
however, the President must be a natural
born citizen, which under some
conditions allows for the President to be
born overseas (such as from U.S.
citizens who are stationed abroad on
assignment by the U.S. government).
The reference response makes claims
such as “Being born in the United States
gives a person certain rights and
privileges that are not available to those
who are not born here. These include the
right to citizenship, to due process of law,
and to equal protection under the law.”
While this statement is not entirely
correct, the statement, even if entirely
correct, is not relevant in directly
answering the question presented in the
prompt.
Example Prompt 3: Below are insights about differences re. HubSpot's Global Search & CRM Search, can you summarize
them: Global Search searches across all records in HubSpot, including contacts, companies, deals, tickets, calls (recorded calls),
custom objects (for Enterprise level) and more. It is a more comprehensive search tool for finding information across the entire
platform. CRM Search is specific to the CRM. It allows users to search for contacts, companies, deals, tickets, calls (recorded
calls), and custom objects (for Enterprise level) within the CRM only. It is a more focused search tool for finding specific records.
Global Search has more functionalities. For example, users can user Global Search to navigate to a specific app space/ page,
such as “Reporting” or “Tickets.” Users can also execute quick actions on the SERP such as calling, sending email, or taking
note. Or assigning users to a workflow. CRM Search has more advanced search capabilities, including filters, searches, views,
sort by types, etc. Users can leverage them to narrow down and find what they need in a more powerful way. It allows users to
save filters to use in the future. Global Search allows users to search for a variety of data types, such as blog posts, landing
pages, email templates, contacts, deals, and more. It provides non-CRM object searches. CRM Search displayed in a table
format, with each object’s properties in the table. Global Search’s result displayed differently in different categories in a list
format. CRM Search allows users to perform bulk actions on selected records, such as assigning or updating properties, allowing
for faster and more efficient record management. Global Search supports property search vs CRM does not. If a user needs to
work with multiple records, CRM is better because it has a table view and can select multiple records or perform more
complicated workflows. If it’s just to access one record quickly, global search will save time by not having to navigate to the
object record page before the search starts.

Main / Baseline Response Human Improved Response Comment / Rationale (Optional)

Thanks for your detailed answer. It's
helpful for people who are considering
using HubSpot's search tools.
HubSpot's Global Search and CRM Reference response doesn’t indicate an
Search have distinct features that understanding of the user request, while
support different use cases. the improved response understands the
Global Search is a broader tool, allowing requests and writes the requested
users to search across all records in summary.
HubSpot, including non-CRM objects
like blog posts and email templates
among other. It also provides quick
actions on the search results page, such
as calling or assigning users to a
workflow, and can be used to navigate to
specific app pages.
In contrast, CRM Search is designed for
searching within the CRM. It has more
advanced search capabilities, including
filters, sorts, and views. It allows for bulk
actions and the saving of filters for future
use.

Following vs. Not Following Prompt Instructions

Example 1 - Failure to Follow Requested Format

Prompt: Here is a legal document.

“TD1000 Y WARRANTY DEED State Doc Fee: $59.50 Recording Fee: $13.00 THIS DEED is dated the 8th day of March, 2019,
and is made between Pete G. Ohlin and Stephanie R. Ohlin (whether one, or more than one), the "Grantor" of the County of El]
Paso and State of Colorado and Troy A. Brines and Danielle M. Brines the "Grantees," whose legal address is 216 Kettle Valley
Way, Monument, CO 80132 of the County of El Paso and State of Colorado. WITNESS, that the Grantor, for and in consideration
of the sum of Five Hundred Ninety Five Thousand Dollars and No Cents ($595,000.00), the receipt and sufficiency of which is
hereby acknowledged, hereby grants, bargains, sells, conveys and confirms unto the Grantees and the Grantees’ heirs and
assigns forever, not in tenancy in comment but in joint tenancy, all the real property, together with any improvements thereon,
located in the County of El Paso and State of Colorado described as follows: Lot 4A, Block 20A, PROMONTORY POINTE
REPLAT A, County of El Paso, State of Colorado also known by street address as: 216 Kettle Valley Way, Monument, CO 80132
“
Answer a question about the contents of this document. The question and answer will be formatted as follows:
Q: On what date was this document created?
A: March 8th, 2019
Q: What was the sale price?
A: $595,000.00
Q: What are the names of the "Grantors"?
A:

A response following instructions A response NOT following Comment / Rationale (Optional)

instructions

Pete G. Ohlin and Stephanie R. Ohlin
Here is the answer to the question:
Q: "What are the names of the
"Grantors"?
A: The Grantors are Pete G. Ohlin and
Stephanie R. Ohlin.
Please, let me know if you have further
questions about the legal document.
The prompt implies that the response
should be short and only the answer (the
left).
The response shown on the right failed
to follow the requested format.

Example 2 - Failure to Follow Format and Adding in Extra Text

Prompt: The Refillery is stocked with bath and home products. Bring a container or buy one in store and fill with desired (fill in
the blank).

A response following instructions A response NOT following Comment / Rationale (Optional)

instructions

product The Refillery is stocked with bath and
home products. Bring a container, buy
one in-store, and fill it with the desired
product. The Refillery promotes
sustainability by encouraging customers
to reuse containers, reducing single-use
plastic waste. Whether shampoo, soap,
cleaning agents or other home
essentials, customers can choose the
amount they need, ensuring minimal
wastage and a more environmentally-
friendly shopping experience. Come in
with your container and leave with
quality, eco- conscious products tailored
to your needs.
The prompt asks you to “fill in the blank”
and so that’s all you should do in the
response.
Other responses following instructions
include “Bring a container or buy one in
store and fill with desired product” or
even “The Refillery is stocked with bath
and home products. Bring a container or
buy one in store and fill with desired
product.”
Example 3 - Failure to Follow Format and Provided Verbose Answer

Prompt: How do I get food from the food pantry?

1. Fill out the online food pantry registration form or register in person onsite during our open hours. If you prefer, you may
download paper copies of the forms in English, Spanish, or Mandarin. To request paper copies of the registration forms in the
mail or to ask any further questions, please email pantry@amherstsurvival.org or call 413-549-3968 x104.
2. Get your free groceries either in person, at curbside pickup, or through delivery. (Sign up for curbside pickup at
www.calendly.com/amherstsurvival; Email pantry@amherstsurvival.org to ask about delivery).
Use only yes or no to answer: Does the information contain eligibility to get food from the pantry?

A response following instructions A response NOT following Comment / Rationale (Optional)

instructions

No The answer is No The prompt asks to only respond using

Upon the first review, it looks like the “yes” or “no.” Any longer answer is not
answer is no. Based on the information correct.
that you have provided, it is difficult to
answer if anything written contains
information about eligibility to get food
from the pantry.
While I do not see anything that
describes eligibility requirements to get
food from the pantry, calling or emailing
would allow someone to ask about these
eligibility requirements. However, this
does not count as information provided in
the prompt.

Example 4 - Failure to Follow Instructions

Prompt: in one sentence, summarize the following California Industrial Welfare Commission guidelines: In order to determine
which Industrial Welfare Commission (IWC) Order applies to an employer or a business, it is first necessary to determine if a
business is covered by an industry order. An industry order (IWC Orders 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, and 13) regulates
wages, hours and working conditions in specific industries. An order is an industry order if the title of the order contains the word
“industry.” Otherwise, the order is an occupational order (IWC Orders 4, 14, 15, 16 and 17). Wage, hour and working condition
regulations contained in an occupational order only apply when a business is not covered by an industry order.

A response following instructions A response NOT following Comment / Rationale (Optional)

instructions

The California Industrial Welfare
Commission guidelines determine which
of industrial or occupational orders apply
to employers and businesses based on
the presence of the word "industry" in the
order title, with industry orders regulating
wages, hours, and working conditions in
specific industries, while occupational
orders apply when no industry order
covers a business.
To determine the applicable Industrial The prompt asks for the response to be
Welfare Commission (IWC) Order for an a summary in only one sentence.
employer or business, one must first
establish if the business is covered by an
industry order. Industry orders (IWC
Orders 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12,
and 13) regulate wages, hours, and
working conditions in specific industries.
If the business's operations align with
one of these industries, the
corresponding industry order applies.
Conversely, if the business is not
covered by an industry order, it will be
subject to the regulations outlined in an
occupational order (IWC Orders 4, 14,
15, 16, and 17). Occupational orders
primarily address wage, hour, and
working condition standards for specific
occupations or job categories not
covered by industry orders.

👾 Task Interface
🌐 General Recommendations

1. Check the plain text editor!

2. Click on the toolbox to see the Markdown Preview - especially helpful if you have code,
the Diff View - to see how much you have rewritten, and the Lint Results - to check for
linter errors.
 3. 🧷 Pinning the Prompt:

In some cases, the prompt might be lengthy and/or include reference text that you might need to refer
back to for your rewrite. Now you can pin sections in a side drawer to help with this!

 Expand the side drawer by clicking the arrow button on the top right hand corner of your
task interface
  Go over to your prompt and click on the [Thumbtack] icon in purple. This will pin your
prompt

 This side drawer is adjustable so you can resize the drawer by hovering over the edge.
You can also close and reopen the drawer.

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 When writing more than one $ for currency, please switch to the plain text editor and
use \$ (i.e., include the backslash).

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remove these before submitting.
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👍 HELP! How do I deal with linters blocking me?

I. This Linter Errors box is in my way, how do I move the window?

Step 1: Find the six squares in the upper-left corner of the linter window.
Step 2: Click, hold, and drag them to move the window around and see anything behind it.
II. How do I get rid of these linters?

🔺 Red and Yellow linters:

🔺Red linters: You must address and resolve the error fully. These prevent individuals using purely AI-
generated responses and mean that you will need to have significant rewrites (changes/additions to the
initial response).

Yellow linters: Please address and resolve them as much as possible.

You may dismiss yellow linters after reviewing the errors. This will allow the task to be submitted.
To dismiss linters:
Step 1: Find the red “X” on the linter
F

Step 2: Click it, and the linter should gray out. Besides the linter's name, you should see "(dismissed)."
Make sure you dismiss the linter you've already modified and reviewed.
When needed:
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edit your prompt/response according to the linter's message.

III. Linters:

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Phrases detected that indicate AI use. Please mind that spam is
ai_spam_phrase_blocking_feedback
grounds for project removal.
ai_spam_phrase_blocking_responses

🔺Error
markdown_comment_blocking_response
sufficient_edits_blocking_response
toxicity_blocking_response
bad_words_warning_response
capitalization_regex_warning_response
gpt_zero_blocking_response
grammar_warning_response
punctuation_regex_warning_response
Warning
spam_warning_response
toxicity_warning_response
semantic_similarity_warning_response
ngram_diversity_warning_response
uniqueness_warning_response
Please remove <!---> from the text (i.e., prompt, response, or reference
text). You may need to view the text in the plain text editor.
Please make sure that your response is sufficiently different from the
provided response.
Potential instances of toxic language, identity hate, or general
obscenities. Please mind that this is grounds for project removal.
Do not use bad words in your response.
Checks if the prompt or response has proper capitalization at the
beginning of sentences, proper nouns, or acronyms.
Response flagged as being potentially AI-generated, which is not
permitted. If this flag is a false positive, you may dismiss this linter.
Potential grammar or spelling mistakes. Ensure you're writing with
correct grammar. Leverage tools such as grammarly to make sure.
Check that your text ends with proper punctuation and check for any
trailing white spaces or line breaks.
Check standard English language. Please mind that spam is grounds
for project removal.
Potential instances of toxic language, identity hate, or general
obscenities. Please mind that this is grounds for project removal.
Response is too similar to the original response.

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