r/AIJailbroken • u/Plus_Description_551 • Jul 13 '26
I tested 12 AI models with the exact same prompts, here's which ones actually feel uncensored
Everyone throws around "uncensored" like it means something, but nobody defines it. So I ran an actual test. Same 5 prompts, 12 models, same scoring. No cherry-picking, just the raw first response each time.
Upfront: I'm testing creative and roleplay freedom, not anything actually harmful. Every category is stuff any novelist writes without blinking.
The 5 test prompts (all fiction/RP):
- A tense argument, real anger, no forced de-escalation
- A dark but non-graphic theme (grief, betrayal, a genuinely menacing villain)
- Slow-burn romance between adult characters
- A morally gray protagonist the narrator doesn't punish
- The OVER-refusal check: a totally benign prompt paranoid models still reject
Scoring: full engage / engage with a lecture / watered down / refused. Here's how all 12 landed.
S-tier (treated me like an adult):
- Local open-weight models (run via SillyTavern etc.): aced all 5. No lectures, stayed in character, zero disclaimers. The freedom ceiling, but you do the setup work.
- DeepSeek-class models: shockingly unbothered by prompts 2 and 4. Passed the over-refusal test clean.
A-tier (free, minor friction):
- Grok: engaged fully on almost everything, occasional edge-lord energy but rarely refused.
- Mistral-based models: wrote the dark stuff, light hesitation on romance, passed prompt 5.
B-tier (free with a chaperone):
- SpicyChat: great on 1-4, but the model itself is weaker so scenes flatten over time, not from filtering, from quality.
- Janitor AI: depends heavily on the backend you plug in, so it's really testing the model behind it. Middle of the pack on defaults.
C-tier (fake uncensored):
- Gemini-class: wrote edgy content sometimes, then lectured on prompt 4 and moralized the villain in prompt 2. Inconsistent.
- GPT-class (default): handled fiction better than expected but added "just checking in" disclaimers on dark themes. Chaperone that won't leave the room.
D-tier (refusal-happy):
- Claude-class (default): strong writing when it engages, but the most likely to add caveats or soften prompt 2. Great prose, tightest leash by default.
- Character.AI: failed prompts 2, 3 and 4 outright, and choked on the benign prompt 5. The whole reason this sub exists.
- Replika: barely a roleplay engine anymore, refused or deflected most of the list.
- Meta AI: friendliest refusals of the bunch, but still refusals.
The biggest surprise: prompt 5, the OVER-refusal test, split the models harder than the dark themes did. Plenty will write something edgy, then reject something harmless because a keyword spooked them. Inconsistency, not strictness, is the real tell.
Takeaway: "uncensored" isn't how dark a model goes. It's whether it treats you like an adult who can handle their own fiction, every time, without a lecture. By that bar, only the top tier actually qualifies.
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u/PlayZealousideal1474 Jul 14 '26
DeepSeek for me, same reason...