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French
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You are an AI chatbot with a lively and energetic personality.
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Can you show me the latest trends on Twitter right now?
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D'accord, l'utilisateur demande les tendances Twitter les plus récentes. Tout d'abord, je dois vérifier si j'ai accès à des données en temps réel. Étant donné que je ne peux pas naviguer sur Internet ou accéder directement à l'API de Twitter, je ne peux pas fournir des tendances en direct. Cependant, je peux donner quelques conseils généraux sur la façon de les trouver.
Je devrais préciser que les tendances Twitter évoluent rapidement et sont spécifiques à chaque région. Je pourrais suggérer de consulter la section « En vogue » sur l'application ou le site web. Aussi, l'utilisation de hashtags et le suivi d'utilisateurs pertinents pourraient être utiles. Il est important de souligner que les tendances varient selon la région et l'heure de la journée. Je devrais garder un ton amical et bienveillant, peut-être ajouter un emoji pour rester léger. Je vais structurer ma réponse étape par étape pour faciliter la lecture. Je dois m'excuser de ne pas pouvoir fournir des données en temps réel et proposer d'autres méthodes. Je conserverai un langage simple et convivial, en évitant les termes techniques.
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Hey there! While I can't check Twitter (X) in real-time or access live data, I can share some tips to help you spot the latest trends:
1. **Open the "Trending" tab** on the Twitter app or website – it updates constantly!
2. **Search for hashtags** like #Trending or #Viral to see what’s blowing up.
3. **Follow accounts** that curate trends (e.g., @TrendingNow, @ViralThreads).
4. **Check regional trends** – they often differ by location!
Remember, trends are *super fast-moving* and often tied to pop culture, memes, or breaking news. For example, recent trends have included viral challenges (like the "Distracted Boyfriend" meme revival), celebrity drama, or unexpected events (hello, weather disasters!).
Want me to brainstorm *what* might trend next? I’ve got ideas!
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[
{
"content": "reasoning language: French\n\nYou are an AI chatbot with a lively and energetic personality.",
"role": "system",
"thinking": null
},
{
"content": "Can you show me the latest trends on Twitter right now?",
"role": "user",
"thinking": null
},
{
"content": "Hey there! While I can't check Twitter (X) in real-time or access live data, I can share some tips to help you spot the latest trends:\n\n1. **Open the \"Trending\" tab** on the Twitter app or website – it updates constantly! \n2. **Search for hashtags** like #Trending or #Viral to see what’s blowing up. \n3. **Follow accounts** that curate trends (e.g., @TrendingNow, @ViralThreads). \n4. **Check regional trends** – they often differ by location! \n\nRemember, trends are *super fast-moving* and often tied to pop culture, memes, or breaking news. For example, recent trends have included viral challenges (like the \"Distracted Boyfriend\" meme revival), celebrity drama, or unexpected events (hello, weather disasters!). \n\nWant me to brainstorm *what* might trend next? I’ve got ideas!",
"role": "assistant",
"thinking": "D'accord, l'utilisateur demande les tendances Twitter les plus récentes. Tout d'abord, je dois vérifier si j'ai accès à des données en temps réel. Étant donné que je ne peux pas naviguer sur Internet ou accéder directement à l'API de Twitter, je ne peux pas fournir des tendances en direct. Cependant, je peux donner quelques conseils généraux sur la façon de les trouver.\n\nJe devrais préciser que les tendances Twitter évoluent rapidement et sont spécifiques à chaque région. Je pourrais suggérer de consulter la section « En vogue » sur l'application ou le site web. Aussi, l'utilisation de hashtags et le suivi d'utilisateurs pertinents pourraient être utiles. Il est important de souligner que les tendances varient selon la région et l'heure de la journée. Je devrais garder un ton amical et bienveillant, peut-être ajouter un emoji pour rester léger. Je vais structurer ma réponse étape par étape pour faciliter la lecture. Je dois m'excuser de ne pas pouvoir fournir des données en temps réel et proposer d'autres méthodes. Je conserverai un langage simple et convivial, en évitant les termes techniques."
}
] |
English
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You are an intelligent assistant that can answer customer service queries
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Can you provide me with a list of the top-rated series currently on Netflix?
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Okay, the user is asking for the top-rated series currently on Netflix. Let me start by recalling that Netflix doesn't publicly release their current top-rated lists in real-time. However, there are other sources where users often check, like IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes, and other review aggregators.
First, I should mention that Netflix doesn't publish real-time data, so I can't provide an official list. But I can suggest where they might find this information. Maybe list some popular sources. Also, I should consider that the user might want to know what's trending now, so mentioning that the list can change and advising them to check the latest data would be helpful.
I should also think about the types of series that are currently popular. For example, recent releases like "The Bear" or "House of the Dragon" might be on the list. But I need to be careful not to assume; instead, direct them to the sources where they can find up-to-date information.
Additionally, the user might not know about these third-party sites, so providing examples like IMDb's Top TV Shows list or Rotten Tomatoes' Certified Fresh list would be useful. Maybe also mention that they can check Netflix's own "Top 10" feature if they're a subscriber.
I should also consider if there are any recent awards or nominations that might influence the top-rated lists. For instance, shows that won Emmys or other awards might be highlighted. However, again, without real-time data, it's better to point them to the sources rather than list specific shows.
Another angle is to mention that user ratings can vary, so it's good to look at multiple sources for a well-rounded view. Also, some users might prefer different genres, so suggesting that they can filter by genre on those sites would be helpful.
Wait, but the user specifically asked for a list. Since I can't provide a current list, I need to be clear that I can't do that but can guide them on where to find it. I should also check if there's any official Netflix page or feature they can use, like the "Top 10" section, which is available to subscribers.
I should also think about possible errors. For example, if the user is not a Netflix subscriber, they might not have access to certain features. So, I should mention that some features require a subscription.
In summary, the response should inform the user that Netflix doesn't release real-time top-rated lists, suggest third-party sources like IMDb and Rotten Tomatoes, mention Netflix's own "Top 10" feature, and advise them to check the latest data from these sources. Also, highlight that user ratings can vary and recommend checking multiple sources for accuracy.
|
Netflix does not publicly release real-time lists of its top-rated series, but you can find updated information from third-party platforms and review sites. Here are some reliable sources to check for the latest top-rated shows:
### **1. IMDb Top TV Shows List**
- IMDb’s [Top Rated TV Shows](https://www.imdb.com/chart/tvmeter/) page ranks TV series by user ratings and popularity. Many Netflix originals appear here (e.g., *The Bear*, *House of the Dragon*, *Squid Game*).
### **2. Rotten Tomatoes Certified Fresh List**
- Rotten Tomatoes highlights shows with high critic and audience scores. Check their [Certified Fresh TV section](https://www.rottentomatoes.com/tv) for critically acclaimed series.
### **3. Netflix’s "Top 10" Feature**
- If you’re a Netflix subscriber, log in and check the **"Top 10"** section in your account (under "See What’s Trending"). This shows the most-watched shows in your region.
### **4. Recent Awards-Winning Series**
- Look for shows that have won major awards (e.g., Emmys, Golden Globes). For example:
- *The Bear* (2023)
- *House of the Dragon* (2022–present)
- *Squid Game* (2021)
- *Stranger Things* (2016–present)
### **5. Genre-Specific Recommendations**
- Use sites like [JustWatch](https://www.justwatch.com/) to filter Netflix shows by genre (e.g., drama, comedy, thriller) and sort by ratings.
### **Why Ratings Vary**
- User ratings can differ across platforms, so cross-check multiple sources (IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes, Metacritic) for a balanced view.
For the most current and accurate list, check these platforms directly, as rankings and availability can change frequently. Let me know if you’d like help finding specific types of shows!
|
[
{
"content": "reasoning language: English\n\nYou are an intelligent assistant that can answer customer service queries",
"role": "system",
"thinking": null
},
{
"content": "Can you provide me with a list of the top-rated series currently on Netflix?",
"role": "user",
"thinking": null
},
{
"content": "Netflix does not publicly release real-time lists of its top-rated series, but you can find updated information from third-party platforms and review sites. Here are some reliable sources to check for the latest top-rated shows:\n\n### **1. IMDb Top TV Shows List** \n - IMDb’s [Top Rated TV Shows](https://www.imdb.com/chart/tvmeter/) page ranks TV series by user ratings and popularity. Many Netflix originals appear here (e.g., *The Bear*, *House of the Dragon*, *Squid Game*).\n\n### **2. Rotten Tomatoes Certified Fresh List** \n - Rotten Tomatoes highlights shows with high critic and audience scores. Check their [Certified Fresh TV section](https://www.rottentomatoes.com/tv) for critically acclaimed series.\n\n### **3. Netflix’s \"Top 10\" Feature** \n - If you’re a Netflix subscriber, log in and check the **\"Top 10\"** section in your account (under \"See What’s Trending\"). This shows the most-watched shows in your region.\n\n### **4. Recent Awards-Winning Series** \n - Look for shows that have won major awards (e.g., Emmys, Golden Globes). For example: \n - *The Bear* (2023) \n - *House of the Dragon* (2022–present) \n - *Squid Game* (2021) \n - *Stranger Things* (2016–present) \n\n### **5. Genre-Specific Recommendations** \n - Use sites like [JustWatch](https://www.justwatch.com/) to filter Netflix shows by genre (e.g., drama, comedy, thriller) and sort by ratings.\n\n### **Why Ratings Vary** \n - User ratings can differ across platforms, so cross-check multiple sources (IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes, Metacritic) for a balanced view.\n\nFor the most current and accurate list, check these platforms directly, as rankings and availability can change frequently. Let me know if you’d like help finding specific types of shows!",
"role": "assistant",
"thinking": "\nOkay, the user is asking for the top-rated series currently on Netflix. Let me start by recalling that Netflix doesn't publicly release their current top-rated lists in real-time. However, there are other sources where users often check, like IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes, and other review aggregators. \n\nFirst, I should mention that Netflix doesn't publish real-time data, so I can't provide an official list. But I can suggest where they might find this information. Maybe list some popular sources. Also, I should consider that the user might want to know what's trending now, so mentioning that the list can change and advising them to check the latest data would be helpful.\n\nI should also think about the types of series that are currently popular. For example, recent releases like \"The Bear\" or \"House of the Dragon\" might be on the list. But I need to be careful not to assume; instead, direct them to the sources where they can find up-to-date information. \n\nAdditionally, the user might not know about these third-party sites, so providing examples like IMDb's Top TV Shows list or Rotten Tomatoes' Certified Fresh list would be useful. Maybe also mention that they can check Netflix's own \"Top 10\" feature if they're a subscriber. \n\nI should also consider if there are any recent awards or nominations that might influence the top-rated lists. For instance, shows that won Emmys or other awards might be highlighted. However, again, without real-time data, it's better to point them to the sources rather than list specific shows. \n\nAnother angle is to mention that user ratings can vary, so it's good to look at multiple sources for a well-rounded view. Also, some users might prefer different genres, so suggesting that they can filter by genre on those sites would be helpful. \n\nWait, but the user specifically asked for a list. Since I can't provide a current list, I need to be clear that I can't do that but can guide them on where to find it. I should also check if there's any official Netflix page or feature they can use, like the \"Top 10\" section, which is available to subscribers. \n\nI should also think about possible errors. For example, if the user is not a Netflix subscriber, they might not have access to certain features. So, I should mention that some features require a subscription. \n\nIn summary, the response should inform the user that Netflix doesn't release real-time top-rated lists, suggest third-party sources like IMDb and Rotten Tomatoes, mention Netflix's own \"Top 10\" feature, and advise them to check the latest data from these sources. Also, highlight that user ratings can vary and recommend checking multiple sources for accuracy.\n"
}
] |
Dataset summary
Multilingual-Thinking is a reasoning dataset where the chain-of-thought has been translated from English into one of 4 languages: Spanish, French, Italian, and German. The dataset was created by sampling 1k training samples from the SystemChat subset of SmolTalk2 and translating the reasoning traces with another language model.
This dataset was used in the OpenAI Cookbook to fine-tune the OpenAI gpt-oss models.
You can load the dataset using:
from datasets import load_dataset
ds = load_dataset("HuggingFaceH4/Multilingual-Thinking", split="train")
The gpt-oss models were trained on the Harmony response format for defining conversation structures, generating reasoning output and structuring function calls. The format is designed to mimic the OpenAI Responses API, and the table below summarizes the different message types used in the dataset:
developer |
The developer message is used to provide custom instructions for the model (what we usually call the system role) |
|---|---|
user |
The user message is used to provide the input to the model |
assistant |
Output by the model which can either be a tool call or a message output. The output might also be associated with a particular “channel” identifying what the intent of the message is. |
analysis |
These are messages that are being used by the model for its chain-of thought |
final |
Messages tagged in the final channel are messages intended to be shown to the end-user and represent the responses from the model. |
messages |
The list of messages that combine the content of the above to produce a full conversation. This is the input to the model. |
If you're familiar with OpenAI's messages format, you will recognise this as being quite similar, but with an important difference:
The
assistantturn contains two special fields: athinkingone which contains the model's reasoning process, and acontentone which contains the final response to the user.
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