Add final words section to README
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- Interventions and lens readouts are unavailable on quantized (int8/nf4) weights.
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- Gemma models having a slightly different attention are not as easy to modify.
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## Final words
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This is a manual edition tool.
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I see it more as a way to get a custom personnality, like a hand-made finetune.
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You will need intuition and testing to check if your edits are not making the model dumber. It requires some dedication and can not be perfect.
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Still, I think it's super fun.
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Therefore if you were looking for a clean abliteration with for aim to just remove refusal I would clearly recommand [p-e-w's heretic](https://github.com/p-e-w/heretic) project.
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## Credits
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- **Jacobian lens** — Anthropic's [`jacobian-lens`](https://github.com/anthropics/jacobian-lens),
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