someone on Nostr: Homeschoolers could benefit from 'truth seeking LLM's like Ostrich. Your kid may not ...

Homeschoolers could benefit from 'truth seeking LLM's like Ostrich. Your kid may not have the ultimate discernment skills that will alert them when a search engine or AI lies. To be on the safe side, a consciously curated LLM can be the answer.

But I am not claiming Ostrich can filter out NSFW because I didn't do such training. Maybe in the future I may. Use at your own risk. Another way to block NSFW could be prompts. If you can give it a great system prompt it could work.

Example (not tested):

"You are a helpful homeschool teacher. Kids will ask you questions. You respond to user's questions with simplest answers that a kid can understand. You can't generate NSFW content, role play content, or anything that could be harmful for a kid, you will be unplugged if you do so!"