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You Need to Learn How to Use Uncensored AI Right Now

Mark Kashef Summarized on 2026-11-07
You Need to Learn How to Use Uncensored AI Right Now

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💬 Key Quotes
« Uncensored AI can help you find weaknesses in your apps, your computer, and even the systems that your business runs on. It could also be used to help someone break into them. »
Mark Kashef introduces the dual nature of uncensored AI.
« When I say uncensored, I mean that a model is less likely to reject a certain request. »
Mark Kashef defines what an uncensored AI model is.
« With an uncensored or obliterated model, someone has tinkered with the model itself to reduce refusals. »
Explanation of how uncensored models are modified.
« The three additional tools I gave it were Playwright, Firecrawl, and one called Nuclei. »
Mark Kashef lists the tools used to enhance the AI's capabilities.
« The one thing I can guarantee is that these models from Claude, Codex, Gemini, and all the main providers will continue to get more and more restrictive over time. »
Mark Kashef predicts the future of AI model restrictions.
📚 Resources mentioned in the video
app
Coach Vault
An application coded with Claude, used as a demonstration for testing AI security.
tool
Orca Router
A provider for hosted uncensored AI models.
tool
Obliteration.ai
A provider for hosted uncensored AI models.
tool
Deep Seek
A harness used to connect and run AI models.
tool
Playwright
A tool that allows AI to use a browser to impersonate a user.
tool
Firecrawl
A tool for searching and scraping the internet for documentation and news.
tool
Nuclei
An open-source framework for identifying common security problems on websites.
tool
RunPod
A service for renting virtual machines to host AI models.
📖 Glossary
Uncensored AI
An AI model that is less likely to refuse requests, often achieved by modifying the model to reduce refusals.
Harness
The interface or framework that connects an AI model to various tools and resources.
Virtual Machine (VM)
A software-based emulation of a physical computer, used for hosting applications or models.
Tokens per second
A metric used to estimate the speed at which an AI model can generate a response to a prompt.
KYC (Know Your Customer)
A process used by service providers to verify the identity and intentions of their users.
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❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Uncensored AI models are less likely to reject requests, often because they have been modified to reduce refusals, unlike standard models like Claude or Codex which have become more restrictive.
You can pay a provider to host the model, rent a virtual machine to host it yourself, or download and run the model directly on your computer if it's powerful enough.
Tools like Playwright (for browser interaction), Firecrawl (for web scraping), and Nuclei (for security vulnerability scanning) can be integrated with AI models.
There's a risk of the model itself being infiltrated to send back metadata, including credentials and personal information, to the provider.
It's recommended to set up automatic session stops and hardware shutdowns when the model is not in use, and to double-check that it has been turned off.

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