GPT Uncensored
An uncensored AI chatbot for chat, image, video, voice, and character roleplay without content filters.
What is GPT Uncensored?
GPT Uncensored is an AI chatbot that responds to questions and creative prompts without content filters. According to the page, it answers honestly and directly, without refusals, disclaimers, or content warnings. Users can start chatting without signing up.
Beyond chat, the site offers AI image generation, AI video generation, AI image editing, and AI voice cloning. A set of roleplay characters is also available, including a manipulative ex-girlfriend, a black hat hacker, and an intergalactic space pirate, and users can build their own custom AI character.
The product is aimed at people who want to explore topics and create freely with an AI that does not moralize or restrict prompts. The page says it is free to use, with free daily credits available and upgrades offered for more credits.
What sets it apart, according to the page, is that the chatbot is custom-trained to be uncensored, and that chat, image, video, voice, and character features are all in one place.
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