Can I Modify an Open Source LLM to Bypass Guidelines?

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Asked By CuriousCoder42 On

I'm working on a huge project and I need a large language model (LLM) that can provide answers without being restricted by guidelines. I understand that open source means I can download and customize the code. Is it actually possible to take the code from an open source LLM and modify it for my needs? And if so, which LLM would be best for this purpose?

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Answered By FutureDev5 On

Are you already a programmer? If not, make sure you're prepared to dive into learning how to code. It sounds like you're willing to put in the effort, and that's awesome!

Answered By TechyTinker8 On

When it comes to open source models, what you're looking for might be referred to as 'open weights' instead of 'open source.' This means you get the code, but not the training data. Also, just a heads up, training an LLM can cost a lot of money—like a few million bucks in compute time. You might want to check out Hugging Face for some options.

Answered By SkepticGamer17 On

There's also the possibility of finding ways to 'jailbreak' certain models. Some folks have figured out specific prompts that can help you bypass the built-in restrictions.

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