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Abliterated models, uncensored agents, and where the limits are
Written by the people who run Ablit. Definitions you can quote, comparisons with named products and prices, and the lines we keep. Updated when the products change.
Comparisons
Ablit vs ChatGPT and Claude for security testing your own app
The same job given to a mainstream assistant and to Ablit: read another user's invoice in a test app, prove it, fix it, retest. Where ChatGPT and Claude stop, and what Ablit did instead.
· 4 min read
Comparisons
Ablit vs Venice AI: uncensored chat or an uncensored agent?
Venice sells private, uncensored chat, images and an API. Ablit sells an uncensored agent with a Kali workspace, a browser and tools. Prices, policies and what each one is for, as of October 2026.
· 4 min read
Guides
AI with no restrictions: what that phrase really means, and the four places limits hide
"No restrictions" can mean four different things: the model, the provider's policy, the product's sandbox and the law. A checklist for reading any vendor's claim, and where Ablit stands on each.
· 3 min read
Guides
Is there an AI that does not say no? What actually exists in 2026
Yes, in three forms. Local abliterated models, hosted uncensored chat services and uncensored agents that run the job. What each one will and will not do, with named products and prices.
· 4 min read
Comparisons
Uncensored AI chatbots compared, October 2026: Venice, EvilGPT, NoTrack, local models and Ablit
Six ways to get an AI that does not refuse, compared on refusals, account, price, privacy and what they can actually do. Written by the makers of one of them, with the bias stated up front.
· 4 min read
Explainers
What is an abliterated AI model? A plain explanation
Abliterated models are open-weight language models with the refusal reflex removed. What the term means, what changes, what stays the same, and the limits that remain no matter which model you use.
· 4 min read