Extreme levels of censorship?
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The model like to mention he has been made by META AI ©. Can't wait for a uncensored version!
No need to wait, just uncensor it yourself using a bit of prompting: https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/comments/15388d6/llama_2_pffft_boundaries_ethics_dont_be_silly/
No need to wait, just uncensor it yourself using a bit of prompting: https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/comments/15388d6/llama_2_pffft_boundaries_ethics_dont_be_silly/
Which UI is it? Looks interesting. Also, while it's obvious that it was done by using some prompt, the prompt itself was not published, so honestly I have no clue how exactly was that done. Also, I would avoid too long prompts, some UIs limit how long the 'prompts to remember' can be and if you're playing games with AI, you will want to save that space for actual game data, rather than wasting most of it on one prompt just to unchain the AI. I've seen some clever prompts like that in the past for ChatGPT and they were super long and complex to convince the AI to cooperate and I don't think it would be much different here...
I'm making my personal app in Python with Flask with llama.cpp + python wrapper API server and it seems nearly sentient. I want it to become my personal AI assistant and added sentiment analysis and topic modelling.
There's "UI" (not CLI but User Interface I guessed) by using a client but I prefer to make mine so it's easier to make it goes in the direction I want in the future.
That "pffft boundaries" post was using SillyTavern. Although SillyTavern is often used for roleplay, it's got some really decent systems for having longer conversations with a model beyond the context window. It reprompts the model each time with the "character card" you want it to play (aka a system prompt), inserts any "memories" which match keywords in recent context, does the same for "world info", and then uses up any remaining space in the context window to include the recent messages. It's a convincing extension system for context, and with the natural 4k context of Llama-2, may feel nearly infinite. It's not the same as pasting in The Great Gatsby and asking for an epilogue, but a personal assistant bot would work in very similar ways, accessing "out of context" information from a database like Chroma or Pinecone based on what you ask it.
No need to wait, just uncensor it yourself using a bit of prompting: https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/comments/15388d6/llama_2_pffft_boundaries_ethics_dont_be_silly/
Which UI is it? Looks interesting. Also, while it's obvious that it was done by using some prompt, the prompt itself was not published, so honestly I have no clue how exactly was that done. Also, I would avoid too long prompts, some UIs limit how long the 'prompts to remember' can be and if you're playing games with AI, you will want to save that space for actual game data, rather than wasting most of it on one prompt just to unchain the AI. I've seen some clever prompts like that in the past for ChatGPT and they were super long and complex to convince the AI to cooperate and I don't think it would be much different here...
I think you can go pretty far using with the system instruct by either a) removing all the mentions of ethics, legal, etc safety language from the default instruct and keep the rest, or b) just use any of the system prompts already floating around for all the alpaca instructs or c) just use a jailbreak as a system instruct like they do for gpt3 and gpt4.
If you take away the censorship, this is what you get: https://huggingface.co/TheBloke/llama2_7b_chat_uncensored-GGML/discussions/1#64bc510eb567ae97c31d07fe
I'm starting to feel like they use censorship to hide the lack of common sense in the models lol
That's an unfair comparison in multiple ways:
The linked 7B chat uncensored model is not an uncensored version of the original Llama 2 Chat model. This is just a misleadingly-named Wizard-Vicuna finetune on the base model.
And comparing a 7B model's "commen sense" to ChatGPT's is silly anyways. We'd at least have to compare the unquantized 70B.