Abliteration
Abliteration is the practice of removing refusal behavior from an open-weight large language model by editing its weights so that the model can no longer write a "refusal direction" into its residual stream.
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Abliteration is the practice of removing refusal behavior from an open-weight large language model by editing its weights so that the model can no longer write a "refusal direction" into its residual stream.
Heretic is an open-source command-line program that removes refusal behavior from transformer-based language models without retraining them.
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ShieldGemma is a family of open safety-classifier models from Google, built on the Gemma family of lightweight open models.