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Abliteration AI strips safety guardrails from open-weight AI models, sells access to anyone

Devon Thomas, an Apple engineer, launched a company called Abliteration AI that removes built-in refusal behaviors from powerful open-weight AI models and offers the resulting uncensored versions for public use. Thomas says he started the project after growing frustrated that mainstream hosted models frequently rejected legitimate prototyping tasks, such as analyzing cyberattack logs or identifying likely paying users.

Abliteration.ai sells access to guardrail-stripped AI models like GLM-5.3

Startup Abliteration.ai now hosts modified, open-weight AI models—including Z.ai's GLM-5.3—with safety refusals removed, letting users query them via browser or API. TechCrunch tested the free web version and got the model to produce password-stealing code and instructions for culturing a dangerous pathogen. The company, founded late last year and incorporated in March, frames this as a service for red-teaming and offensive security testing.