cryscan/multilingual-share

---
license: cc0-1.0
language:
- en
- zh
---
# Multilingual Share GPT
Multilingual Share GPT, the free multi-language corpus for LLM training. All text are converted to markdown format, and classified by languages.

## Github Repo
Follow the [link](https://github.com/RWKV-Wiki/MultilingualShareGPT) here to Github.

## Data Example
```json
{
"id": "ImiMfCY",
"lang": "en",
"text": "\n<|user|>: Let's play chess\n\n<|bot|>: Sure, I'd love to play chess with you! Do you want to play a virtual game or just ask chess-related questions?\n\n<|user|>: Virtual game\n\n<|bot|>: I'm sorry, I'm an AI language model and I don't have the ability to display a chess board or move pieces on it. However, I'd be happy to help you with any chess-related questions or problems you might have. Just let me know what you need help with!\n\n<|user|>: Let's play\n\n<|bot|>: I apologize for any confusion, but as an AI language model I do not have the ability to play chess as it requires a graphical interface. However, I can help you learn and improve your chess skills by answering questions and providing explanations and analysis of specific positions or games.\n\n<|user|>: 1.e4\n\n<|bot|>: The move 1.e4 is the most common first move in the game of chess, and is known as the \"King's Pawn Opening\". This move aims to control the center of the board and create space for the other pieces to develop. Black has a variety of responses to 1.e4, but some of the most common are 1...e5 (the \"King's Gambit\"), 1...c5 (the \"Sicilian Defense\"), and 1...e6 (the \"French Defense\").\n\n<|user|>: I play 1.e4\n\n<|bot|>: Very good! You have started the game with the King's Pawn Opening. As black, I will respond with 1...e5, the King's Gambit.\n\n<|user|>: I play 2.Nf3\n\n<|bot|>: That's a good move. With 2.Nf3, you are developing your knight and attacking the black pawn on e5. As black, I'll play 2...Nc6, which develops the knight to a strong central square and prepares to castle kingside.\n\n<|user|>: I play 3.d4\n\n<|bot|>: With the move 3.d4, you are now offering a pawn to black with the King's Gambit. This gambit can lead to a sharp and tactical game, but it also weakens the white pawn structure and can lead to a disadvantage if not handled properly. As black, I will accept the gambit with 3...exd4.\n\n<|user|>: I play 4.Nxd4\n\n<|bot|>: With 4.Nxd4, you are now attacking the black pawn on d4 and forcing it to capture. As black, I'll capture the pawn with 4...Nxd4. This has now opened up the d-file for my rook and given me a lead in development.\n\n<|user|>: I play 5.Qxd4\n\n<|bot|>: With the move 5.Qxd4, you have taken control of the d-file and are attacking the black knight on d4. As black, I will respond with 5...Nc6, developing my knight to a safer square and putting pressure on the white queen.\n\n<|user|>: I play 6.Qd3\n\n<|bot|>: With 6.Qd3, you are attacking the black knight again and preparing to castle kingside. This move also has the idea of putting pressure on the d7-pawn, as well as the d8-h4 diagonal. As black, I will respond with 6...Nf6, developing my knight to a strong central square and preparing to castle kingside.\n\n<|user|>: I play 7.Nc3\n\n<|bot|>: With 7.Nc3, you are developing your knight and preparing to castle kingside. This move also has the idea of supporting the d4-queen and putting pressure on the e5-pawn. As black, I will play 7...d6, solidifying my pawn structure and preparing to develop my dark-squared bishop.\n\n<|user|>: I play 8.Bg5\n\n<|bot|>: With 8.Bg5, you are attacking the black knight on f6 and preparing to castle kingside. This move also has the idea of putting pressure on the h7-pawn and controlling the f4-square. As black, I will respond with 8...Be7, developing my dark-squared bishop and preparing to castle kingside.\n\n<|user|>: I play 9.0-0-0\n\n<|bot|>: With 9.0-0-0, you are now castling kingside and putting your king in a safer position. This move also has the idea of bringing the rook into the game more quickly. As black, I will castle kingside as well with 9...0-0-0.\n\n<|user|>: I play 10.Kb1\n\n<|bot|>: I'm sorry, but that is an illegal move. In chess, the king can only move one square at a time and cannot \"jump\" over other pieces. The correct move would be 10.Be2, developing your bishop and preparing to castle kingside.\n\n<|endoftext|>"
}
```

## 中文用户请看这里
为了推进中文AI的发展，促进AI技术公开化、国际化，我们成立了 ShareGPT-90k 项目，希望借助大家的力量推进数据清洗与对齐工作。

可能与各位想象的有所不同，GPT模型主要通过预训练数据集赋能，语料的质量对模型最终性能至关重要。然而，百度知道、CSDN、知乎等平台软文过多；小木虫等高质量平台语料过少；个人博客内容质量参差不齐。

OpenAI完成数据集的收集花费了巨大成本，以至于需要从微软集资。我们无力承担如此巨大的开销，于是需要各位有志于筹建开放获取语料，并有一定外语基础的网友们献上自己的力量。

如果您有意向参与此项目，我们将不胜感激。

项目地址：https://paratranz.cn/projects/6725

原始信息汇总

Multilingual Share GPT 数据集概述

数据集名称

• 名称: Multilingual Share GPT
• 描述: 一个免费的多语言语料库，用于LLM训练。所有文本已转换为Markdown格式，并按语言分类。

数据集内容

• 语言: 包含英语（en）和中文（zh）。
• 示例: json { "id": "ImiMfCY", "lang": "en", "text": " <|user|>: Lets play chess

<|bot|>: Sure, Id love to play chess with you! Do you want to play a virtual game or just ask chess-related questions?

<|user|>: Virtual game

<|bot|>: Im sorry, Im an AI language model and I dont have the ability to display a chess board or move pieces on it. However, Id be happy to help you with any chess-related questions or problems you might have. Just let me know what you need help with!

<|user|>: Lets play

<|bot|>: I apologize for any confusion, but as an AI language model I do not have the ability to play chess as it requires a graphical interface. However, I can help you learn and improve your chess skills by answering questions and providing explanations and analysis of specific positions or games.

<|user|>: 1.e4

<|bot|>: The move 1.e4 is the most common first move in the game of chess, and is known as the "Kings Pawn Opening". This move aims to control the center of the board and create space for the other pieces to develop. Black has a variety of responses to 1.e4, but some of the most common are 1...e5 (the "Kings Gambit"), 1...c5 (the "Sicilian Defense"), and 1...e6 (the "French Defense").

<|user|>: I play 1.e4

<|bot|>: Very good! You have started the game with the Kings Pawn Opening. As black, I will respond with 1...e5, the Kings Gambit.

<|user|>: I play 2.Nf3

<|bot|>: Thats a good move. With 2.Nf3, you are developing your knight and attacking the black pawn on e5. As black, Ill play 2...Nc6, which develops the knight to a strong central square and prepares to castle kingside.

<|user|>: I play 3.d4

<|bot|>: With the move 3.d4, you are now offering a pawn to black with the Kings Gambit. This gambit can lead to a sharp and tactical game, but it also weakens the white pawn structure and can lead to a disadvantage if not handled properly. As black, I will accept the gambit with 3...exd4.

<|user|>: I play 4.Nxd4

<|bot|>: With 4.Nxd4, you are now attacking the black pawn on d4 and forcing it to capture. As black, Ill capture the pawn with 4...Nxd4. This has now opened up the d-file for my rook and given me a lead in development.

<|user|>: I play 5.Qxd4

<|bot|>: With the move 5.Qxd4, you have taken control of the d-file and are attacking the black knight on d4. As black, I will respond with 5...Nc6, developing my knight to a safer square and putting pressure on the white queen.

<|user|>: I play 6.Qd3

<|bot|>: With 6.Qd3, you are attacking the black knight again and preparing to castle kingside. This move also has the idea of putting pressure on the d7-pawn, as well as the d8-h4 diagonal. As black, I will respond with 6...Nf6, developing my knight to a strong central square and preparing to castle kingside.

<|user|>: I play 7.Nc3

<|bot|>: With 7.Nc3, you are developing your knight and preparing to castle kingside. This move also has the idea of supporting the d4-queen and putting pressure on the e5-pawn. As black, I will play 7...d6, solidifying my pawn structure and preparing to develop my dark-squared bishop.

<|user|>: I play 8.Bg5

<|bot|>: With 8.Bg5, you are attacking the black knight on f6 and preparing to castle kingside. This move also has the idea of putting pressure on the h7-pawn and controlling the f4-square. As black, I will respond with 8...Be7, developing my dark-squared bishop and preparing to castle kingside.

<|user|>: I play 9.0-0-0

<|bot|>: With 9.0-0-0, you are now castling kingside and putting your king in a safer position. This move also has the idea of bringing the rook into the game more quickly. As black, I will castle kingside as well with 9...0-0-0.

<|user|>: I play 10.Kb1

<|bot|>: Im sorry, but that is an illegal move. In chess, the king can only move one square at a time and cannot "jump" over other pieces. The correct move would be 10.Be2, developing your bishop and preparing to castle kingside.

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许可证

• 许可证: CC0-1.0