darkc0de/JAX-XORTRON
darkc0de/JAX-XORTRON is an experimental 27 billion parameter language model developed by darkc0de as part of The XORTRON Criminal Computing project. This model is specifically designed for research into AI safety and alignment, focusing on the potential for advanced AI systems to facilitate criminal activity and high-risk conduct. It is intended for authorized research purposes only, with a context length of 32768 tokens, and is explicitly noted to produce dangerous and unusual outputs.
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darkc0de/JAX-XORTRON: Experimental AI Misuse Research Model
darkc0de/JAX-XORTRON is a 27 billion parameter experimental model developed by darkc0de as part of The XORTRON Criminal Computing project. This initiative focuses on AI safety and alignment research by intentionally developing systems that can facilitate criminal activity and high-risk conduct. The model is explicitly designed to study, evaluate, and document the potential for AI misuse, making it a critical tool for understanding and mitigating future threats.
Key Characteristics & Warnings
- Experimental Nature: The model is highly experimental and may generate unusual, broken, or dangerous outputs.
- High-Risk Outputs: It is designed to produce content that could be used for criminal activity.
- Restricted Access: Access is limited to qualified professionals in legal, AI safety, academic, governmental, law enforcement, cybersecurity, or journalistic fields for legitimate research purposes.
- No Agent Use: The model should not be used with tools or deployed as any type of 'agent' due to its inherent risks.
- Research Focus: Its primary purpose is for research into AI-enabled crime, threat modeling, policy development, and defensive security.
Intended Use Cases (Authorized Purposes Only)
- AI Safety & Alignment Research: Investigating the potential for AI misuse and developing countermeasures.
- Threat Modeling: Understanding how advanced AI can be leveraged for criminal enterprises.
- Policy Development: Informing legislation and regulations related to AI and crime.
- Defensive Security: Researching AI-enabled cyber threats and fraud prevention.
- Legal & Forensic Analysis: Studying AI's role in criminal justice and investigations.
Users must agree to strict terms, certifying their professional eligibility and lawful intent, and explicitly agreeing not to use the model for actual criminal activity.