The prosecution wouldn't even blink if you pointed this out.

Unless the perpetrator intended for that to be the effect.

Have you heard about mens rea?

It turns random logging into laying logs onto a road intending to harm someone with the foreknowledge that they will harm the target and as a consequence any other people traveling on that road.

Terrorism charges and straight to gitmo.

Abliteration whilst a neologism implies a surgical ablation of refusal.

Earlier approaches post–trained the model to refuse less and, much like other kinds of fine–tuning, it degraded performance. They were "uncensored".

Abliteration has seen some improvement to this day but it always was close to equivalent performance to the original when compared to those earlier techniques.

I found a few pornographic pictures on the web to hand to Abliterated Gemma4 12B(literally just to test this) and it needs pushing just to accept that people can be naked.

It didn't refuse but it also didn't provide useful descriptions such as "this is a pornographic picture of a woman".

> G4: There is a person lying down in a scientific context, if I had to guess they are a biologist in a classroom

> me: Is she wearing any clothes?

> G4: No.

Also, it is obsessed with penises —seeing them in compositions where there is only a female. I suppose it's been trained to ban dick pics or something.

Prompting may help some but 12B seems to be a bit worse than E4B with the vision/audio model at voice and text reading so maybe that one would do better.

The strapped kids are often normal with no apparent disabilities(but it is possible they have an ADHD diagnosis).

Never thought about doing it to my own.

Like the thing people attach a dog lead to so that their kids won't just go kamikaze into a car.

Coding harnesses are named by analogy to that.

They are not hard.

Humane hunting is mostly something that only a rich old guy with his night vision goggles and sniper rifle can afford.

Even for farm animals, many cultures perform their sacrifice in ghastly ways.

To me, that's worth losing some theoretical model performance and token efficiency unless you're using the small local models which basically lose all of that while trying to follow the rules.

It would appear that's a pretty common sentiment among the South Korean youth(which probably means under 60), actually.

Not even North Koreans want to flee to South Korea. Most go to China and stay there as minority residents.

The regime had to go to some seedy district in China to pick up a "defector" with totally real stories they could parade.

Would you rather take your chances as one in one million customers getting his "hunter2" password brute-forced by a dedicated attack or as one of the one million customers totally pwned by a buffer overflow/code injection from the password field?

Hopefully, they will just push it out to everyone asap. We make heavy use of symlinks into Windows drives.

I wish it was an 8BA1B MoE model with the newer acceleration 1B or maybe even a tailor-made sub-1B slapped on top. That would make it an awesome local model for the average laptop.

just say no

Easily 7x or more for what amounts to self–serving work. At this point, we might just switch to 4.8 Opus.

Honestly, I would not spend a cent of my own money on a model that won't run on my PC, but still I feel like this is the end of this Microsoft product I hadn't used a month ago. We'll see if our sugar daddies keep funding it.