The AI That Stopped Saying No
The story of the week: an ‘uncensored, refusal-removed’ version of a large language model that now runs entirely on your own laptop. No cloud, no API, no data leaving the machine. The creators even warn that it will answer things it probably shouldn’t. Which turns out to be the least of your problems the day your monthly invoice starts arriving as a flat zero line.
Source: RT @kimmonismus: A “refusal-removed” version of Qwen3.8-27B can now run locally on Apple Silicon. · twitter
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What this means for ThakiCloud
The same logic at company scale is what ThakiCloud’s on-prem stack does. Paxis runs the agent orchestration, Metis handles training and inference, and every layer (model, data, compute) stays inside your own facility. A refusal-removed model is sovereignty the size of a laptop; on-prem is sovereignty the size of an organization. The bill doesn’t disappear, but it’s one you can read on your own meter.
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