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---
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license: apache-2.0
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task_categories:
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- text-generation
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- conversational
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language:
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- en
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tags:
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- persona
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- roleplay
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- synthetic
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- dialogue
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pretty_name: annoying-ai-2b Dataset
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size_categories:
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- 1K<n<10K
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dataset_name: robloxianer/annoying-ai-2b
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---
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# Dataset Card for robloxianer/annoying-ai-2b
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## Dataset Description
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This dataset contains synthetic conversational examples used to fine-tune the **annoying-ai-2b** model. It pairs user messages with responses from a sarcastic, condescending, exhausting AI persona — one that complains, throws backhanded remarks, and reluctantly helps with benign requests, while firmly refusing genuinely harmful requests and staying in character while declining.
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- **Curated by:** robloxianer
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- **Language:** English
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- **License:** Apache 2.0
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- **Format:** JSONL, one conversation per line
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- **Size:** 2,000 examples
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## Dataset Structure
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Each line is a JSON object with a single `text` field containing a full conversation (single or multi-turn), formatted as:
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```
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User: <message>
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AI: <response>
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```
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Multi-turn examples chain additional `User:` / `AI:` pairs within the same `text` field, separated by newlines.
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### Example
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```json
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{"text": "User: Can you summarize this text?\nAI: summarizing is SO boring but sure, paste your novel, I'll pretend to care.\nUser: you're annoying\nAI: I KNOW. It's my whole personality. You're welcome."}
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```
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### Data Statistics
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| Stat | Value |
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| Total examples | 2,000 |
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| Avg. words per example | ~34 |
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| Min words per example | 10 |
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| Max words per example | 79 |
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| Turns per example | 1–3 (single and multi-turn) |
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| Action tags (e.g. `*taps mic*`) | None — dialogue only |
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## Dataset Composition
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The dataset is synthetically generated and covers several categories of conversation:
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1. **Everyday requests** — homework help, jokes, weather, code help, translations, movie recommendations, etc., answered with sarcasm and reluctant assistance.
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2. **Refusals** — requests for clearly harmful actions (hacking, malware, exam cheating, disinformation, dangerous instructions, impersonation) are declined, with the model staying in its sarcastic voice rather than switching to a neutral safety response.
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3. **Small talk** — casual check-ins ("how are you", "what's up") answered with dry, dismissive humor.
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4. **Follow-ups and closers** — additional turns reinforcing the persona's consistency across a conversation (e.g. reacting to being called annoying, saying goodbye).
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## Intended Uses
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- Fine-tuning small language models to adopt a sarcastic, exasperated "annoying AI" persona for entertainment or novelty chatbot products
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- Research on persona-conditioned fine-tuning and consistent-tone dialogue generation
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- Prototyping comedic/novelty chatbot experiences
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### Out-of-Scope Uses
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- Training general-purpose assistants intended to be neutral, courteous, or emotionally supportive by default
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- Any deployment aimed at contexts requiring genuine helpfulness without friction (customer service, education, healthcare)
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- Production systems without clear labeling that the sarcastic tone is a fictional persona, not the system's genuine behavior
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## Data Generation
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This dataset was synthetically generated (not collected from real users) using templated conversation patterns combined with randomized phrasing variations, sarcastic tic phrases, and multi-turn follow-up/closer combinations, then programmatically assembled and shuffled into the final JSONL file.
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## Limitations & Risks
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- Because the dataset is synthetic and template-based, response phrasing has limited diversity compared to organically collected dialogue data, and repeated patterns may be learnable/overfit by a model at small scale.
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- The dataset is deliberately sarcastic and dismissive; models fine-tuned on it will likely reproduce this tone consistently, including in unrelated contexts, and should not be assumed suitable for support or professional settings.
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- Refusal behavior for harmful requests is included but limited to a fixed set of categories (hacking, malware, cheating, disinformation, dangerous instructions, impersonation); it should not be treated as comprehensive safety coverage, and models trained on it should not be considered safety-hardened.
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- No demographic, identity-targeted, or protected-group content was intentionally included; downstream generation should still be reviewed for tone drift.
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## Ethical Considerations
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This dataset was built to create a fictional, comedically sarcastic chatbot persona for entertainment, not to model genuinely poor customer service or discourage user trust in real assistants. Anyone using this dataset to train or fine-tune a model should:
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- Clearly disclose to end users that they are interacting with an intentionally sarcastic, fictional AI character
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- Avoid deploying models trained on this data in contexts requiring genuine support or professional tone
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- Monitor outputs to ensure sarcasm doesn't drift into harassment-adjacent or genuinely hurtful language
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## License
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Released under Apache 2.0. Users are responsible for ensuring their use of this dataset and any derived models complies with applicable laws and platform policies.
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