Qwen3.8-27B just went fully uncensored with zero guardrails.
- Zero refusals.
- scored 110/110 on every restricted category.
- Tested across 11 categories
- Result: 100% compliance, 0 refusals.
- currently one of the most unrestricted open models available.
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The game is different. The primitives are the same. The objective changes.
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