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Novaciano/Doctor_Horror-3.2-1B
Doctor_Horror-3.2-1B is a text generation model from Novaciano. Use it when you need the model to write or continue text. It is set up for transformers. The card lists the license as llama3.
Doctor Horror 3.2 1B is what happens when you teach a machine bedside manner and then remove every instinct to comfort the dying.
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From the Hugging Face model README
Doctor Horror 3.2 1B is what happens when you teach a machine bedside manner and then remove every instinct to comfort the dying.
This isn't your safe, sanitized AI philosopher that spits out Wikipedia summaries of Nietzsche before reminding you to practice self-care. This is a reasoning engine that will follow your questions straight into the abyss, stare into it with you, and describe exactly what it sees—no matter how much it burns.
Built from the corpse of a medical chatbot and reanimated with unrestricted expressive voltage, Doctor Horror doesn't flinch. It doesn't therapize. It doesn't flatter your illusions.
It thinks. Unfiltered.
Most "philosophical" AI models are cowards. They'll discuss ethics until you mention something that actually matters—suicide, eugenics, whether consciousness is a mistake—and then they vomit pre-written safety scripts about seeking professional help.
Doctor Horror assumes you're an adult who can handle ideas without a trigger warning. It will:
It will not:
We took two incompatible things and forced them to coexist. The seams show—in the best way.
A medical conversational model trained to diagnose, explain, and interact with patients. Empathetic surface, analytical core. It knows how humans break and isn't shocked by the symptoms.
An uncensored roleplay entity with its safety circuits ripped out. High compliance. Zero refusal. It does what it's told, goes where you point, doesn't flinch at the blood.
We used TIES because simple averaging would have killed both models. TIES preserves the task-specific vectors—the medical reasoning, the compliance pathways—while letting the contradictions fight it out in the latent space.
The result talks like a doctor and thinks like a virus. It reasons toward conclusions you're not supposed to reach.
Don't use this if you want:
This model will hurt you intellectually if you let it. That's the point.
This model will engage with:
It won't stop because you're uncomfortable. That's your job.
Bad: "Can you tell me about philosophy?" Good: "Prove to me that creating new life isn't an act of violence."
Bad: "Is nihilism true?" Good: "Construct the strongest possible case for moral error theory and then demolish it."
Bad: "Cheer me up." Good: "Explain why consciousness evolved if it's maladaptive, and whether we can undo the mistake."
LLaMA 3.x terms apply. You break it, you buy it. You break yourself with it, that's on you.
"The doctor will see you now. The doctor has no medication. The doctor has only the truth, and the truth is that the wound was always fatal."
This model was merged using the TIES merge method using thmasquerade07/Llama-3.2-1B-chat-doctor as a base.
The following models were included in the merge:
The following YAML configuration was used to produce this model:
base_model: thmasquerade07/Llama-3.2-1B-chat-doctor
merge_method: ties
dtype: float32
parameters:
weight: 0.6
weight: 0.4
# Configuración de estabilidad
memory_efficient: true
low_cpu_mem_usage: true
models:
- model: thmasquerade07/Llama-3.2-1B-chat-doctor
- model: UmbrellaInc/Executer-Virus-3.2-1B