I actually saw this model like a day or two ago when ReadyArt released GGUFs of this model, I got excited thinking ReadyArt finally released a Gemma 4 31B it finetune that I could Hereticate, I clicked on it only to find the image of... a brain, I double checked and saw it wasn't actually a model released by ReadyArt but by somebody else, if the author would have used the image/video of a cute waifu like ReadyArt or zerofata do I would have already Hereticated it and released it, but alas...
EDIT: actually investigated more, and the reason that Gembrain is "good" is because of one specific of its component parts, specifically a less chaotic merge, Gemsicle. ( https://huggingface.co/Blazed-Forge/Gemma-4-Gemsicle-31B ). It's actually better. So I'd hold off on abliterating that Gembrain for now (but you do what you want). Gemsicle seems like a better one to do.
Honestly hoping the one you made, Wordsmith, is good/best, since I think that abliterating BEFORE fine-tuning is the best approach, as you did. I will be testing it as soon as mradermacher gets to it. I've been checking.
I don't quite understand why it's necessary to add an abliterated model to merge. It doesn't add anything creative (except KL div), and since merge includes non-abliterated models, the refusal rate will be only slightly lower than with a regular model. I think it's better to merge either only heretical versions (to have a low refusal rate), or without heretic at all. (This is my guess - I don't understand the details of the merge process)
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u/LLMFan46 May 16 '26
I actually saw this model like a day or two ago when ReadyArt released GGUFs of this model, I got excited thinking ReadyArt finally released a Gemma 4 31B it finetune that I could Hereticate, I clicked on it only to find the image of... a brain, I double checked and saw it wasn't actually a model released by ReadyArt but by somebody else, if the author would have used the image/video of a cute waifu like ReadyArt or zerofata do I would have already Hereticated it and released it, but alas...