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When you encounter "uncensored" in a llama model (1 or 2) what that means in that context is that the fine-tuning datasets used have had all refusals to respond
by superkuh 3y ago
When you encounter "uncensored" in a llama model (1 or 2) what that means in that context is that the fine-tuning datasets used have had all refusals to respond removed. There's no way to uncensor the pre-trained model itself and fine-tuning only changes the style of the output.