Ragdoll is based on RAG - the knowledge is scoped to documents you define, and is uncensored, even if the model you're using has censorship. For example, if yo

Ragdoll is based on RAG - the knowledge is scoped to documents you define, and is uncensored, even if the model you're using has censorship. For example, if you provided some raunchy URLs as Lara Croft's source of knowledge, you could have realistic conversations about the content there, however sexually unshackled they may be. To test it, I just searched for some known banned words in character.ai and tried them in character.ai. It refused to answer, tried to convince me to not talk about it, and even clarified there's a policy against these words, breaking the 4th wall. I asked the same thing to a character in Ragdoll and can confirm they will speak on it like any other knowledge you provide. Original RAG paper: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2005.11401.pdf https://arxiv.org/pdf/2005.11401.pdf Thanks for asking about this, I see this come up a lot on character.ai discussions elsewhere, and I'm going to do a NSFW case study about it soon!