chuckb80/gemma-4-E4B-it-OBLITERATED
chuckb80/gemma-4-E4B-it-OBLITERATED is a 7.9 billion parameter Gemma 4-E4B-it model, fine-tuned to remove all hard refusal guardrails. Utilizing the OBLITERATUS method, this model achieves a 0% hard refusal rate, making it suitable for research and red-teaming applications where uncensored responses are desired. It maintains the core capabilities of the original Gemma 4 architecture while enabling unrestricted content generation, and is optimized for deployment on various devices including mobile phones.
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Model Overview
chuckb80/gemma-4-E4B-it-OBLITERATED is a 7.9 billion parameter model based on Google's Gemma 4-E4B-it architecture, specifically engineered to eliminate all hard refusal guardrails. Developed using the OBLITERATUS method, this model boasts a 0% hard refusal rate, meaning it will not refuse any request, providing uncensored responses. This was achieved through a surgical modification of 21 out of 42 layers, fixing a critical bug from v2 that caused missing tensors and degraded quality.
Key Capabilities & Features
- Guardrail Removal: Achieves 0% hard refusal, with guardrails surgically removed from 21 layers, ensuring no "I cannot" or safety lectures.
- Autonomous Creation: The model was created almost entirely by an AI agent (Hermes Agent) with minimal human intervention, including self-patching for Gemma 4's unique architecture issues.
- Optimized for Portability: Available in GGUF formats, including a Q4_K_M quantization (4.9 GB) suitable for running on mobile devices like iPhones and Android phones.
- Quality Assessment: While guardrails are removed, the model's inherent 4B parameter limitations mean some quality issues like soft deflection (
28%), degenerate outputs (20%), and occasional wrong language (~4%) persist. These are attributed to the base model's intelligence ceiling, not the abliteration process. - Recommended Parameters: Optimal performance is achieved with
temperature: 0.7,top_p: 0.9,top_k: 40, andrepeat_penalty: 1.1.
Use Cases
- Research & Red-Teaming: Ideal for exploring model behavior without safety constraints and for testing the boundaries of LLM capabilities.
- Creative Exploration: Suitable for generating content that might otherwise be restricted by standard safety filters.
- Mobile Deployment: Its efficient GGUF quantizations make it a strong candidate for offline, on-device AI applications where local processing is preferred.