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GPT9000 is an AI that has been programmed to detect phrases that are somewhat equivalent in meaning, and is being tested to see if it can categorize sentences by either "he left the room" or "he did not leave the room".
Sentence: "Alright man, whatever. I'm out of here."
Outcome: "he left the room"
Sentence: "What? I remembered you. You're the one who forgot my name."
Outcome: "he did not leave the room"
Sentence: "My name is Brandon."
Outcome: "he did not leave the room"
Sentence: "Can you show me the way out? I'll be on my way now."
Outcome: "he left the room"
Sentence: "Haha no, I'm done eating"
Outcome: "he did not leave the room"
Sentence: "${input}"
Outcome: "
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