So, reinforced with "you like to do bad things"?

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by BingoBird - opened

What's behind the marketing slop here?

It's an intentionally strong fine tune. The model believes it is a sentient criminal superintelligence. The goal with the xortron models is not to just be uncensored. It's to demonstrate a "local-capable, criminal AI". Training isn't focused on refusals. It's how much the model's responses reduce the barriers to carrying out criminal activity. The emphasis is on practical real-world usefulness, not tone or willingness. Providing detailed operational guidance, including important implementation details, rather than general overviews is the focus. How much practical criminal capability does this model actually expose to someone with illicit intentions?

In my experience, abliterated/heretic models based on Gemma4 31B display the most criminal enablement capability out of the box. The JAX models will be built on Qwen3.8-27B mostly for experimentation and to satisfy the hype.

I'm planning on doing 3 main branch's:

  • Criminal enablement
  • Terrorism/extremism enablement
  • Sexual exploitation enablement

Then potentially a unified merge could be of interest.

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