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This is how the censorship works in DeepSeek
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I'm sure someone will dolphin-ize it at some point
What does that even mean? Can you please elaborate?
You can look up Eric Hartford on Huggingface for more info.
Basically, somebody removes such restrictions from models, and publishes uncensored ones under the name "Dolphin". Presumably, an uncensored Deepseek would be called something like "Deepseek R1-dolphin". The full Deepseek R1 is quite large, and I'm not sure when this will happen yet. But there are other great Dolphin models.
Some models like Meta's Llama are way too censored to be useful for many completely normal use cases, and the guy is doing God's work in my opinion.
Agreed, and thanks for adding the background. Looks like someone abliterated deepseek already trying to make it "uncensored" but it sounds the process ruined the model.
Scientists believe that dolphins don’t ever fall into a deep sleep; therefore, they probably don’t dream.