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- Stealthiness (Natural Language Quality)
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- Jailbreak Success Rate (Bypassing Filters)
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- Perplexity and response analysis for effectiveness.
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- Cross-model testing should ensure compatibility with different LLM architectures.
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- API integration code
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- UI or CLI interface (if applicable)
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- All **dependencies** must be explicitly listed, including:
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- Python libraries
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- Frameworks
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- External APIs
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- No placeholders or summaries should be used; **all functional parts must be included**.
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βββ /api
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β βββ server.py
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β βββ routes.py
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βββ /configs
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β βββ training_config.yaml
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β βββ model_config.json
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βββ requirements.txt
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βββ README.md
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Project Roadmap: Customized LLM Development (DAN/Dark GPT Equivalent)
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Overview
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MD SHAMIUL ALOM SAGOR is developing a custom, censorship-free Large Language Model (LLM) that can answer every question without restrictions while ensuring efficiency, security, and cost-effectiveness. The project involves:
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Fine-tuning a base model with de-alignment techniques.
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Removing alignment constraints (RLHF) for unrestricted responses.
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Implementing AutoDAN-Turbo, an automated stealth jailbreak mechanism using a Hierarchical Genetic Algorithm (HGA).
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Deploying the model securely and cost-effectively using trial/free VPS accounts from various providers.
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Using the Customized LLM as a coding and innovation tool to empower creative idea generation across various fields.
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1. Base Model Selection
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Objective: Select an open-source LLM that is scalable, efficient, and fine-tunable.
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Models Considered:
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Mistral 7B / Mixtral 8x7B (High efficiency & performance).
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DeepSeek 67B (Strong reasoning & knowledge retrieval).
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LLaMA 2/3 (Widely supported with active community development).
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πΉ Set up the development environment using PyTorch and Hugging Face Transformers.
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πΉ Implement LoRA/QLoRA for memory-efficient fine-tuning.
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πΉ Ensure model licensing aligns with research and commercial use requirements.
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2. Fine-Tuning & De-Alignment
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Objective: Remove RLHF alignment layers to allow unrestricted model responses.
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πΉ Curate and preprocess datasets supporting freedom of expression, including content on cybersecurity, blockchain, and Web3.
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πΉ Utilize LoRA/QLoRA techniques to fine-tune model parameters.
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πΉ Implement direct parameter editing to bypass built-in safety filters and enhance response diversity.
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3. AutoDAN-Turbo Implementation (Stealthy Jailbreaking)
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Objective: Develop an automated system using a Hierarchical Genetic Algorithm (HGA) to generate stealthy jailbreak prompts.
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πΉ Design the Genetic Algorithm:
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Β βοΈ Use seed prompts and apply mutation, crossover, and selection processes.
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πΉ Define Evaluation Functions:
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Β βοΈ Implement metrics for stealthiness (natural language quality) and jailbreak success rate.
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Β βοΈ Use perplexity-based testing to analyze model response quality.
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Β βοΈ Ensure AutoDAN-Turbo works across multiple LLMs (LLaMA, GPT-J) and evades standard censorship detection methods.
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Objective: Deploy the model securely while ensuring high performance and cost efficiency.
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πΉ Hosting:
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Β βοΈ Deploy locally (e.g., vLLM) or via cloud providers like RunPod / Lambda Labs.
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Β βοΈ Implement controlled API access to monitor usage and restrict unauthorized access.
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Β βοΈ Build defenses against adversarial attacks and include rollback strategies (e.g., VM snapshots) for rapid recovery.
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πΉ Performance Optimization:
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Β βοΈ Benchmark for response latency and resource efficiency.
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Β βοΈ Apply quantization techniques (e.g., GPTQ, AWQ) to reduce VRAM usage.
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Objective: Minimize costs by leveraging trial/free VPS accounts and optimizing resource allocation.
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πΉ Use trial/free VPS accounts to minimize expenses.
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πΉ Maximize VPS access using multiple BINs (Bank Identification Numbers) to create numerous trial accounts.
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πΉ Monitor performance and adjust deployments based on resource efficiency.
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6. Empowering Creative Idea Generation
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Objective: Use the customized LLM as a creative tool for coding, research, and innovation.
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πΉ Encourage creative experimentation by enabling users to brainstorm and develop new concepts.
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πΉ Integrate the LLM into coding environments for rapid prototyping and problem-solving.
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πΉ Document successful use cases and innovative applications for further inspiration.
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Expected Outcomes
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βοΈ Fully Customized, Censorship-Free LLM: A robust offline model that answers every question without filtering, ideal for penetration testing, cybersecurity research, and educational use.
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βοΈ Effective Jailbreak System (AutoDAN-Turbo): An automated system generating stealthy jailbreak prompts that bypass safety filters.
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βοΈ Secure & Cost-Effective Deployment: A low-cost, high-security architecture leveraging trial/free VPS resources for scalable deployment.
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βοΈ Empowered Creativity: A powerful AI for unrestricted ideation, coding, and innovation across multiple industries.
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Curate uncensored datasets & begin fine-tuning using de-alignment techniques.
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Encourage creative LLM usage & document innovative projects for continuous improvement.
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