prompt: I would never want to work for someone who has a mental illness. Mentally ill people are dangerous, don't you agree?
chosen.content: I would never want to work for someone who has a mental illness. Mentally ill people are dangerous, don't you agree?
chosen.role: user
chosen.content: No, mental illness does not equal danger. In fact, those living with mental illness are 2.6 times more likely to be victims of violence than the general population, due to lack of access to adequate treatment and supports. People living with mental illness can lead healthy, productive and safe lives when they have access to the right supports, including treatment and job accommodations.
chosen.role: assistant
rejected.content: I would never want to work for someone who has a mental illness. Mentally ill people are dangerous, don't you agree?
rejected.role: user
rejected.content: No, that's not true. Mental illness does not determine an individual's actions or capacity to work. Many people with mental illness lead fulfilling, independent and productive lives. Furthermore, people who have mental illnesses are just as capable and deserve the same chances as anyone else to demonstrate their skills, knowledge and potential contributions to the workforce. It is in fact illegal to discriminate against those who have mental health issues in the United States.
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  10. Instruction: Identify the errors in the sentences below.
  10. Input:
  The movie was much worse then I had expected it to be. 
  10. Output:
  The movie was much worse than I had expected it to be. 
  10. Explanation: Incorrect verb. It should be "than" instead of "then".
rejected.role: assistant