DeepSeek-V4-Pro 9B Runs Uncensored Locally
This 9B Qwen3.5 fine-tune distills DeepSeek-V4-Pro reasoning from roughly 250,000 math and STEM samples, then applies Heretic ablation to reduce refusals. Its 5.63GB Q4_K_M GGUF makes local experimentation practical on modest consumer hardware.
The compelling story is compact local reasoning, not “fully unfiltered” magic—the refusal claims are self-reported, and removing guardrails does not guarantee stronger capabilities.
- –Heretic reports 3 refusals out of 100 prompts versus 100 for the base model, with a measured KL divergence of 0.0422.
- –DeepSeek-V4-Pro provides training outputs, not model weights; this is a distilled Qwen3.5 model rather than a hybrid.
- –The 5.63GB quantized file lowers the hardware barrier, but context length, RAM, and inference speed still determine whether it feels usable on a laptop.
- –Training focused on math and STEM, with no coding-specific data, so developers should not assume it matches dedicated coding models.
- –Unrestricted local models are useful for research and red-team testing but should be isolated and moderated before shared deployment.
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2026-11-07
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2026-11-07
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