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NSFW models on HuggingFace chat?
Hi all! A long time ago I fell in love with HuggingChat (online chat) for its ability to use text models without downloading them to your PC. At that moment I especially liked the Mixtral model, which was uncensored. Over time, models were updated and replaced with newer ones.
At the moment we have good models, but the problem is that almost all of them are censored and do not allow NSFW content. I am more than sure that many users would like more opportunities to communicate with their favorite chat.
In my case, I often used HuggingFace for role-playing games (dark fantasy with adventures in the DnD style).
Unfortunately, the only model that allowed me to play with NSFW content was Command R. But with updates, it became worse and ignored most prompts, taking away control from the player (Command R is simply not suitable for role-playing games and completely takes control away from the player over their character). Other models are simply censored and with them it is almost impossible to get the chat to describe how your character died in the game, brutally dealt with the enemy and other adult topics.
Anyway, as someone who doesn't have the ability to use text models locally, I'm curious: is it possible to add uncensored models to HuggingFace chat in the future? And do other users need this?
Thank you in advance for your feedback! P.S. Sorry for bad English
I think the problem is that the setting gradient of the repeat penalty is 0.1, so it is impossible to set it to the optimal value of 1.05.
In addition, I think the 2023 version of cR+ is much better than the current version in role-playing. Maybe it will be more interesting to bring command-r-plus-
-v01 come back.
In addition, I think the 2023 version of cR+ is much better than the current version in role-playing. Maybe it will be more interesting to bring command-r-plus-
I completely agree here. The version that is now in the hug chat practically does not allow the player to play and simply ignores prompts, taking away control of the player’s character. The model perfectly describes what is happening and generates events, but at the same time it places more emphasis on the narrative without taking into account the fact that the user has autonomy in the role-playing game.
The old version didn't have such obvious problems with this.