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osim-8b is a text generation model from cmu-lti. Use it when you need the model to write or continue text. It is set up for transformers. The card lists the license as mit.
OSim-8B is the post-trained (text) checkpoint of OSim (OdysSim), a foundation model for human behavior simulation — trained to imitate the human / user side of interactions rather than to behave as a helpful assistant…
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OSim-8B is the post-trained (text) checkpoint of OSim (OdysSim), a foundation model for human behavior simulation — trained to imitate the human / user side of interactions rather than to behave as a helpful assistant. It is the text counterpart of the midtrained cmu-lti/osim-8b-mid: Qwen/Qwen3-8B midtrained on the OdysSim corpus (62 behavioral datasets along the five Soul axes — CONV/SS/COG/ROLE/EVAL) and then post-trained (task-specific RL + expert consolidation).
(Mirror of sunweiwei/OSim-8B, the text post model. For the VL variant see sunweiwei/OSim-Inst-8B.)
Simulating the human/user side of conversations — user simulation for agent evaluation, social simulation, persona / role-play. Conditioned on a "social-context" system prompt (who is speaking: role, goal, background, style); given the other party's turns it generates the next human turn.
Evaluated out-of-distribution as the user simulator in the τ-USI agentic benchmark (τ-bench airline+retail, 165 tasks, fixed GPT-5.2 agent), OSim-8B reaches USI 75.6 — the best behavioral / specialized user simulator, surpassing same-size general instruct models and every prior specialized simulator (CoSER-8B 67.2, UserLM-8B 62.0). It is distinctively human-like in reactivity (Sørensen–Dice D4 ≈ 93, matching the human inter-annotator level) and in outcome calibration (best ECE among compared models), with essentially none of the long-horizon agentic failure modes (timeouts/perseveration) seen in non-behavioral baselines.
If you use this model, please cite the OdysSim paper (Building Foundation Models for Human Behavior Simulation). Code: https://github.com/sunnweiwei/OdysSim