@Snow_Wo1f: It's hard to imagine such a small device can run a 70B model, and then easily generate various banned AI content and pornography in an unlimited token environment
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A user comments on a small device that can run a 70B model and generate uncensored AI content including pornography.
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It’s hard to imagine such a small device can run a 70B model, and then easily generate all kinds of AI-banned content and porn in an unlimited token environment 🤔 https://t.co/CKsgvGw4oV
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