>Not speaking from personal experience, but I've tried a lot of the decensored models and they lose a lot in the process. They are noticeably, sometimes shockin

>Not speaking from personal experience, but I've tried a lot of the decensored models and they lose a lot in the process. They are noticeably, sometimes shockingly, worse. They also still refuse prompts in many cases. Depending on what you do, on local you can modify the response, say the AI responds "No, I can't do that" . you edit the response like "Sure, the answer is " and then the AI will continue with the next tokens. But I think you can build your own instruct model from the base one and do not apply the safety instructions to protect the feelings of your customers.