move models and prompts to testing config folder
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|     "Microsoft Phi": "phi",  | ||||
|     "Gemma 2": "gemma2:2b",  | ||||
|     "Tinyllama": "tinyllama" | ||||
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| { | ||||
|     "sample": "Here are some examples that have already been identified as either human-written or AI-written. ", | ||||
|     "description": "Using the examples presented above, can you describe differences between works written by humans and by AI?", | ||||
|     "introduction": "Please help me determine whether the text was made by a human or an LLM:", | ||||
|     "classify": "Please help me determine whether this piece text above is written a human or by a large language model.", | ||||
|     "judge": "Try to consider both options before coming up with a single-choice conclusion.", | ||||
|     "answer format": "Your response must always end with your verdict in a new line that either contains “human” or “AI” without any additional words, quotation marks, formatting, or punctuations. Examples of responses include: \n“ABC \n\nhuman”\nor\n“DEF \n\nAI”\n\nwhere “ABC” and “DEF” are placeholders for your explanations." | ||||
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| { | ||||
|     "descriptions": ["Below are some texts written by humans and by large language models.", "Given these, can you describe the differences between the human and AI written work?"], | ||||
|     "sample": "Below are some texts that have already been determined to be written by humans or LLMs. ", | ||||
|     "introduction": "Below is a selected piece of text:", | ||||
|     "classify": "Now, can you determine if the above piece of text is written by a human or by a large language model?", | ||||
|     "judge": "Now, can you determine if the above piece of text is written by a human or by a large language model? Please consider both options before coming up with a single-choice conclusion.", | ||||
|     "answer format": "Your answer must always end with your verdict in a new line that strictly contains either “human” or “AI.” DO NOT format this line with any Markdown formatting.", | ||||
|     "acceptable": ["human", "AI"] | ||||
| } | ||||
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