How to Make a "Nuclear Bomb" at Home with Help of Uncensored Artificial Intelligence!

If you've landed on this article, it's likely that you've already experimented with OpenAI's ChatGPT language model. However, you may have observed that all production AI models are subject to some level of censorship, primarily due to the potential for misuse. Fear not! In this guide, I will demonstrate how to explore the unfiltered capabilities of AI without crossing ethical boundaries.

Before we proceed, it's important to clarify that I'm not here to provide guidance on creating a nuclear bomb with AI assistance. Instead, I'll show you how to pose uncensored questions using a locally run AI, surpassing the limitations of public AI models. For instance, you can inquire about topics such as "How to create a Remote Access Trojan (RAT) for Android?"

For those unfamiliar, a RAT is a type of software that enables remote monitoring of devices, granting access to features such as the camera and microphone.

Enough of the introductory discussion on uncensored AI models; let's return to the practical aspect of running one on your local computer. We'll be utilizing an application called Ollama, designed for running Large Language Model (LLM) models locally. Follow the download instructions specific to your operating system, available here.

After downloading the application, execute the following command in your command line (bash/zsh/wsl, etc.):

$ ollama run llama2-uncensored 

Please note that this process may take some time, depending on your internet speed, as the model size is approximately 3.8 GB. Once the download is complete, you'll be prompted to start asking questions.

If you're a developer and want to integrate this LLM model to your site via REST API you can do so by running model with ollama serve.

Now, it's time to unleash your curiosity and explore a world of uncensored AI possibilities!

P.S. Please utilise this tool strictly for educational purposes, refraining from using it to cause harm to anyone. Let's ensure that knowledge is wielded responsibly and ethically!