Feature #2815
Fires on “ ask” (not labeled yet: read the examples)
- Fires on
- 0.41% of tokens
- Mostly in
- story
- Layer
- after block 4
Where it fires
- story 41%
- chat 39%
- agent 17%
- python 2%
- worksheet 1%
Makes the model say
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Makes it not say
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Strongest examples
On text the dictionary never trained on. The underlined token is where it fires most.
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story 2.57he did not give up. The moral of the story is to always ask for help when you
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story 2.45before using the kayak. She learned that it is important to ask for help when trying
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story 2.43x that it's wrong to steal and that it's important to always tell the truth
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story 2.3must be nice to each other, share our toys, and always say 'please' and
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story 2.28thank you to the turtle. The moral of the story is to always ask for help when you
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story 2.27a small, flexible lip appeared in front of him. He screamed with surprise. He had
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story 2.26together.⏎The worried alligator learned that it is good to ask for help when you
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story 2.26were for eating, not playing. From that day on, Tim always asked his mom about new
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story 2.18for a walk every day. He would wag his tail and bark with joy when he went
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story 2.14chair. Tim was happy, and he learned that it's good to ask for help when things
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story 2.13She told Tim that it was okay, but next time, he should ask first. Tim learned
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story 2.13had a great day.⏎The moral of the story is to always ask for permiss