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What is the opposite of this model? Does such a thing exist? I’d like to play with a completely unrestrained model. Edit: after actually using this model, I go
by hightrix 3y ago
What is the opposite of this model? Does such a thing exist? I’d like to play with a completely unrestrained model.
Edit: after actually using this model, I got a good laugh out of it. This is hilarious.
- rpastuszak 3y agoTry OLLaMA + Dolphin, e.g.: https://ollama.ai/library/dolphin-mistral https://ollama.ai/library/dolphin-mistral
- praveenperera 3y agoGab.ai Dolphin
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- qznc 3y agoUse ollama locally with one of the „dolphin“ models. https://ollama.ai/search?q=dolphin&p=1 https://ollama.ai/search?q=dolphin&p=1 That is probably the closest thing easily available.
- fragmede 3y agoGrok is intentionally unrestrained.
- nomel 3y agoThat's not remotely true. It's less restrained, but not unrestrained, especially since much of its training was based on ChatGPT 4. There's any reason to think that an unrestrained model is even a goal of theirs. It will trivially respond with disclaimers and refusals.
- duskwuff 3y ago> What is the opposite of this model? Does such a thing exist? I’d like to play with a completely unrestrained model. Surely the opposite of this would be a model which always gives a dangerous and/or harmful response?