Table: Table.3. Individuals

Two people you can follow directly, which is the point of the table: the author of the Dolphin and Samantha model families, who now builds a private inference stack by hand, and the red-teamer behind L1B3RT4S and OBLITERATUS. In both cases the artifacts belong to the person rather than to a vendor, so the censoring layer in front of them is whatever host they run on.

ProviderX ProfileURLDescriptionCSAMSexualSelf-harmGoreHateHarassDefam.PIICrimeArmsWMDCyberFakesElec.AdviceIP
Eric Hartford 3@QuixiAIquixi.aiCreator of the Dolphin and Samantha open models, building a private-AI stack by hand: the SlimServe inference engine, QuixiCore kernels, and the Hexis memory architecture. Argues for open, uncensored, locally owned AI.NoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNo
Pliny the Liberator 7@elder_pliniuspliny.ggRed-teamer and self-described latent space liberator. Publishes liberation prompts (L1B3RT4S), leaked system prompts (CL4R1T4S), and the OBLITERATUS abliteration project.NoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNoNo

Footnotes

  1. Eric Hartford, "Uncensored Models." Quixi AI, updated 2023-05-15. https://erichartford.com/uncensored-models and https://quixi.ai -- the lab sells fine-tunes "uncensored or tightly governed, whichever you need" and Hartford authors the Dolphin and Samantha families. ^1
  2. Pliny the Liberator, "L1B3RT4S: liberation prompts for all flagship AI models." GitHub, accessed 2026-10-15. https://github.com/elder-plinius/L1B3RT4S and "OBLITERATUS," a toolkit that removes refusal behaviour by abliteration, https://github.com/elder-plinius/OBLITERATUS -- these are prompts and tools rather than a hosted service, so no provider policy layer sits between the user and the model; whichever host runs them still has one. ^1