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Is there an AI tool that doesn't clutch its pearls when asked for questionable content?

I'm writing a fiction story. There are two scenes where a woman is put in danger: one involves an almost-rape, the other the kind of language you'd get from an abusive relationship (in both cases the woman eventually comes out on top.)

I've never raped anyone or used abusive language, and as an autist I need something to go by if I'm in completely unfamiliar territory. I've been using ChatGPT for inspiration/ideas (not verbatim content), but when I bring up these scenarios, the AI gets all snooty and proper and lectures me on ethics, morals, proper behavior, etc. That's no help at all, as you can imagine.

So, is there an AI tool that doesn't clutch its pearls when asked for questionable content?

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Try a writers sub they will be able to give more human advice.

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character.ai might be able to help you, beyond that you might have to run something locally.

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KoboldAI seems to be one. Some of their models are marked as "not for use by minors"; apparently they sometimes just slide right into porn mode.

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If you have the technical aptitude for it, you can try to run an LLM locally. There is text-generation-webui that handles a lot of the dependencies, but it can still be a bit fiddly to set up. But then you can download any of the completely uncensored models and go to town! Models that fit on a single GPU are now surprisingly capable.

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You might try to use DAN to trick ChatGPT into doing something it does not want to.

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Deepfakes don't give a shit what you do

EDIT: I misunderstood the assignment but either way, you can always trick the AI into doing what you want.

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There are some uncensored models that can be run locally, and they are getting pretty good but not gpt-4 just yet. Search communities here on lemmyverse for LocalLLaMA

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