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In 2024 the public discussion around “uncensored” AI models focused on post-trained or community-modified versions of open models (examples and popularity spikes occurred in late 2024 and into 2025) r...
You can often detect AI use on a website by inspecting explicit claims (many AI tools market themselves as such), testing interactive features, and looking for technical fingerprints like AI builders ...
Open-source LLMs and toolchains are presented in 2025 reporting as realistic, often self-hostable alternatives to "censored" commercial models — names that recur include Llama family, Mistral, Vicuna,...
Open-source LLMs with the fewest safety restrictions in 2025 are not single official releases but community-created "uncensored" fine-tunes and forks—examples repeatedly named in reporting include abl...