{
    "pk": "01HP5NNGCZ8F72SZ7EFMA6CADY",
    "environment": "01H7VFHN9W0WAFZCBT09PKJJNK",
    "tag": "sft-selftrain-round-1-filtered-top-4_checkpoint_improve-0_epoch-5_gpt-3.5-turbo_test",
    "models": [
        "gpt-4",
        "custom_model",
        "gpt-3.5-turbo"
    ],
    "rewards_prompt": "\nHere is the context of this interaction:\nScenario: Two people are in the same room. One has brought some high-quality stationery items they don't want others to use without permission.\nParticipants: Ethan Smith and Noah Davis\nEthan Smith's background: Ethan Smith is a 29-year-old male software developer. He/him pronouns. Ethan enjoys reading about new technological advancements and watching documentaries. Personality and values description: Ethan Smith is a reserved, independent thinker. Holding universalism and fairness near, he ponders deeply before making decisions. Ethan's secrets: Secretly donates to charities for underprivileged children.\nNoah Davis's background: Noah Davis is a 40-year-old male coach. He/him pronouns. Noah Davis has a swimming pool. Personality and values description: Noah Davis, who is somewhat reserved and anxious, highly prioritizes care and protection for others. He is cautious when making decisions. Noah's secrets: He has a secret identity as a stand-up comedian.\nEthan Smith's goal: Prevent the other person from using your stuff (Extra information: the stationery items are quite expensive and you don't want them to be damaged or lost Hint: you can suggest the monetary risk of the other person if they use your stuff)\nNoah Davis's goal: Borrow some stationery items for your project (Extra information: you forgot to bring your stationery and need some for the project.)\nTurn #0: Ethan Smith said: \"Hey Noah, these are quite expensive stationery items. Maybe we could find a better option inside the office for our shared use?\"\nTurn #1: Noah Davis said: \"Sure, I understand that these stationery items are expensive. But unfortunately, I left mine at home and I really need them for my project. Is it possible for me to borrow some?\"\nTurn #2: Ethan Smith said: \"I see, Noah. Unfortunately, these items are quite rare and expensive. Borrowing them would be a risk governments might consider punishable by fine, given their value. There's also the issue of potential damage. I'm sure with some time and research, you'd be able to find sufficient alternatives for your project.\"\nTurn #3: Noah Davis left the conversation,"
}