Frequently Asked Questions

Section
What is an abliterated model?
Venice AI Models

An abliterated model is a modified version of a Large Language Model (LLM) that has undergone a process called abliteration, which removes or suppresses certain restrictions and censorship mechanisms built into the original model. This results in a more uncensored and transparent AI model.


You can read more about abilteration here: https://huggingface.co/blog/mlabonne/abliteration

How can I manage my conversation history and start new chats?
Chat, Image and Code Generation

We recommend starting new chats regularly to keep your conversation history manageable. Starting new chats can help you stay organized, reduce clutter, and make it easier to find specific messages or topics. It also helps improve the performance and responsiveness of Venice. To start a new chat, simply click on the "New Chat" button. You can also access your previous conversations from the chat history drawer, where you can pick up where you left off.

How long can my conversations be in Venice?
Chat, Image and Code Generation

Venice conversations are limited to 20,000 tokens (excluding file uploads) and 50 messages per conversation. This helps keep your conversations organized and focused, and ensures optimal performance and responsiveness.

How do I generate the same person/face/subject in an image?
Chat, Image and Code Generation

Maintaining the same face on multiple AI-generated images can be tricky, and as the technology continues to improve, and Venice adds more image generation models, this process will become more accurate. 

In the meantime, this workaround may help you achieve the results you are looking for:

1. Craft a descriptive prompt that includes the details of the face you want to feature (the more detail, the better - try to include specifics such as hair color, eye shape, facial structure, and any distinguishing features).

2. Select the image icon to switch to image generation mode.

3. Hit the gear icon to open up the image generation settings.

4. Scroll to the bottom of the settings page and click on "Advanced Settings", where you'll find the seed value field. Enter a random seed value (e.g., a numerical value like 12345678).

5. Generate your first image using the seed value you've entered.

6. To create variations with the same face, keep the same prompt and change the scene, pose, clothes, or background while using the same seed value.


To generate new variations, change the seed value and repeat the process.

Why am I receiving censored responses?
Chat, Image and Code Generation

Within Venice, "uncensored" means no additional restrictions have been added to the model’s training beyond what's inherent in the base models. But this doesn't mean "anything goes", as every model itself has limitations and biases. There is no model which is truly “unbiased,” for they are all created by man.The goal isn’t to remove all bias (which is impossible), but rather to reduce it and make the remaining bias as transparent as possible.

We describe what "uncensored" means in Venice in detail in this blog

Venice’s master system prompt has been specifically designed to encourage the model to be more open. System prompts are instructions given to the AI model before a conversation begins, shaping how it responds. Experimenting with the Venice system prompts to guide the AI as to how you'd like it to respond to you may further reduce censored responses. This blog describes how to use the system prompt to further customize your interactions with Venice.

Why am I receiving errors when I've hit my inference limit, when I haven’t?
Using Venice

If you are sharing an IP with other users, it is possible that the IP will hit the rate limits. You can check this by trying to access Venice using your mobile data instead of your internet connection. 

What are the context lengths for Venice models?
Venice AI Models

Llama 3.2 3B: 120k tokens

Llama 3.1 405B: 54k tokens

Dolphin 72B: 26k tokens

Nous Theta 8B: 6k tokens

Qwen 2.5 Coder 32B: 30K tokens

When does the prompt limit reset?
Using Venice

The limit counter resets daily at 12:01am UTC.

What does the Upscale feature do?
Chat, Image and Code Generation

Pro Users can upscale any generated image to extremely high resolution. Click the upscale button to 4x increase resolution in each dimension - example: a square 1024x1024 image will become 4096x4096 pixels. Upscaling works with all image models and resolution sizes, and takes between 15-45 seconds.

Once completed, the large image will download directly to your device. Further, Venice will soon allow you to upscale *any* image that you upload. 

Can I Upload Images to Venice
Chat, Image and Code Generation

Venice does not currently enable image upload. However, the ability to upload and tailor images is on our short term roadmap.

How do I manage my subscription or get receipts?
Support

You are able to manage your subscription and obtain receipts within the User Settings (accessed by clicking your user avatar).

WalletConnect users: Why do I keep getting logged out of Venice?
Support

WalletConnect sets a 7-day timeout on all logged in sessions, which means that Venice users who have logged in using WalletConnect will be logged out of Venice and will need to login again every 7 days. Sessions can be extended within the wallet settings. Please contact your wallet provider directly with any questions.

Can you delete my data?
Support

All data about prompts and AI responses are stored locally in your browser. The only data Venice may have is your email and IP address.  Please submit your request to delete this data via email to [email protected].


For more information about our approach to privacy, check out this blog.

How can I provide feedback or report issues?
Support

Innovation is an iterative process and we value feedback from our users. Please email the team at [email protected].

How do I change my account password?
Support

Visit https://venice.ai/sign-in. Enter your email in the box and click continue. On the following screen, click “Forgot password?”. Then click “Reset Password” and follow the instructions.

How do I get free Pro account access with Morpheus / MOR?
Support

Venice is part of the Morpheus decentralized AI network. If you have at least one Morpheus token (MOR), you can sign in with your wallet and automatically be upgraded to a Pro account. You do not need to spend or stake the MOR token - you receive Pro account access simply by having the token in your wallet (must be >1.00 balance).

Follow these steps to access Pro with MOR

  1. Acquire  >1.00 MOR (on Arbitrum Network) in your Ethereum wallet
  2. Go to https://venice.ai/sign-in
  3. Select Option to Sign in with Wallet Connect 
  4. Select your wallet provider (Metamask, Rabby, etc.)
  5. Follow the on-screen instructions
  6. When prompted connect your account to https://venice.ai
  7. Return to the Venice.ai App

To learn more about Morpheus, visit mor.org

Venice Referral Program - How does it work?
Venice Referral Program

Venice rewards users with Points for referring new subscribers. Simply share your unique referral link, and receive Points when someone uses it to subscribe to Venice.  

The referral is considered valid if the referred user signs up with your link, or converts from a Free to a Pro user within 3 days of their account creation.  

  • New Free User Reward: 50 points
  • New Pro User Reward: 1,000 points  

* If a Free user subscribes to Venice using your link, and also upgrades to Pro within the 3 day referral period, you will receive both referral rewards up to 1,050 points.  


Pro users receive double referral Points.  


Your unique referral link is located in your user settings. Click on your profile icon to see and share your link.  

Venice reserves the right to remove points from any account which it believes has abused the referral program (for example, signing up fake accounts).

How do I use my points? Can I share or trade my Points?
Points

Points have no current utility but allow users to track their usage.

Points may not be exchanged or traded between users, or combined with or transferred to another Venice account.  

How do I earn points?
Points

You earn points just by using Venice.

* Pro users earn double Points.

What are points and what are their value?
Points

Points are a digital form of reward that does not have monetary value. Registered users can earn Points for particular activities conducted on the Venice platform.

How large of a document can Venice analyze?
PDF and TXT Files

Currently, Venice can review documents with up to approximately 250,000 characters - text only - Venice cannot analyze images. If you receive an error after uploading a document, it likely exceeds Venice's current threshold.

How do I upload a PDF or TXT file?
PDF and TXT Files

Venice can review PDF and TXT files, and analyze and summarize their content. Documents must first be uploaded.

1. Within the Chat function, click the paperclip located to the left of the chat input field.  

2. Upload the PDF or TXT file.

3. Once uploaded, type the instructions for the model to undertake within the chat field.  

Currently, Venice supports PDF's with up to approximately 250,000 characters.

I had a discussion with Venice on one device, and received a different answer to the same question on another device. Why?
Chat, Image and Code Generation

Your conversation history lives locally on your devices browser. When starting a conversation on another device, Venice doesn’t have the context from the conversation on the other device, which may impact the answer.

However, you can create and share an encrypted link to your text conversation. The share icon is located under each response within a text conversation. Clicking this icon will generate a shareable link to all of the questions and responses in the text conversation above it. Anyone you send this link to (including you on another device) can see that conversation up to that point and continue interacting with the AI from where you left off. The continued conversation will be stored in the new device's browser. The link is viewable for 14 days.

What is God Mode? How do I use system Prompts?
Chat, Image and Code Generation

God Mode is access to amend system prompts in Venice, giving you the ability to instruct the AI specifically how you wish it to interact with you. Read the God Mode blog for helpful tips on how to refine your interactions with Venice in unique and beneficial ways using customized system prompts.  

The system prompt tells the AI how you want it to behave. For example, you can instruct it to talk like a poet or academic, only in the Queen's English, or like a friendly helper. You can also instruct it on what not to do or say. There is no limit to the system prompt instructions, but being specific is helpful.  

Customized system prompts are accessible from the Venice chat settings menu. Click on the settings icon located in the upper right corner of your screen, then click chat settings. The field to add custom system prompts is located at the top of the menu.

How do I disable Safe Mode?
Chat, Image and Code Generation

The ability to disable Safe Mode within image generation is available to Pro Account users. 

Safe mode can be disabled in the Venice image user settings. Click on the settings icon located in the upper right corner of your screen, then click image settings. The Safe Mode setting is located near the bottom of the menu.

How do I remove the Venice watermark on images?
Chat, Image and Code Generation

Venice Pro users have the ability to remove the Venice watermark on images.  

The option to remove the watermark is located within the image settings. Click on the settings icon located in the upper right corner of your screen, then click image settings. The watermark toggle is located near the bottom of the menu.

Can I delete my chat history?
Chat, Image and Code Generation

You can delete your chat history using the “Clear History” button in the Settings menu. This history is and was only ever saved in your browser. Venice never has access to it.

What should I do if the Output seems completely wrong?
Chat, Image and Code Generation

If you believe Venice has returned an incorrect answer, we recommend toggling to a different model, asking your query again, changing the specific wording of your query, and then checking other sources. The more serious your question, the more you should verify with other sources.


Venice is connected to open-source models that were published at a specific date in time, and they are unaware of data that occurred after this. However, the web-enabled models, when prompted with time specific information, do perform better with time dependent information.

Some chat responses don't seems up to date?
Chat, Image and Code Generation

Venice's chat responses are generated by accessing open-source LLM models published on a fixed date in time. The models generally don't have information about after that moment in time, so they will provide different information to some questions based on when they were published. 

The web-enabled Theta model accesses the internet, which will improve the accuracy of time-based questions. We recommend using this model for questions that require real-time information.

Are all the Outputs accurate?
Chat, Image and Code Generation

Large Language Models are not truth machines. They rely on the probabilistic nature of text generation, and you should not rely on the Output as a sole source of truth or factual information. The open-source large language models Venice accesses to respond to your query can produce incorrect answers and may also produce offensive or dangerous content. You are responsible for what you do with these tools.   

Venice also may not necessarily return the same Output to everyone. The Venice platform offers you the ability to toggle between models. The responses you receive will depend on the language model you are using and several other factors, such as the specific wording of the query, the context provided, and the evolving nature of the large language model itself. 

We recommend using the web-enabled Theta model for questions that require real-time information.

Can I access my chat and image history across different browsers?
Chat, Image and Code Generation

No. Your chat and image history is stored in your local browser. However, you can create and share an encrypted link to your text conversation. The share icon is located under each response within a text conversation. Clicking this icon will generate a shareable link to all of the questions and responses in the text conversation above it. Anyone you send this link to (including you on another device) can see that conversation up to that point and continue interacting with the AI from where you left off. The continued conversation will be stored in the new device's browser. The link is viewable for 14 days.

Can I share my text chat conversation?
Chat, Image and Code Generation

Yes. Venice can create an encrypted link to your text conversation.  

(Note: Image generation chats are not yet shareable via a link.)

There is a share icon located under each response within a text conversation. Clicking this icon will generate a shareable link to all of the questions and responses in the text conversation above it.  The link is viewable for 14 days.  

Anyone you send this link to can see that conversation up to that point, but will not see any portion of the conversation after the link was created. They can also continue interacting with the AI from where you left off, and their continued conversation will be stored in their own browser.  

Given the shared chat is encrypted by your device, Venice is never able to decrypt or read the text of your link (unless you share the link with us, of course).

**Important information about shareable links:**

  • Venice encrypts the conversation in the browser using TweetNaCl.js Secretbox via XSalsa20 stream cipher and Poly1305 one-time authenticator encryption. This means Venice never has access to the readable text of your conversation.
  • When you click the share icon, Venice creates an encrypted blob, which is uploaded to Venice’s server. Venice’s server then returns an encrypted version of the stored conversation to you in a shareable link.
  • The shareable link created contains the decryption keys in the URL. These keys are never logged or stored anywhere on the Venice platform.
  • Venice servers do not affiliate a chat with a user, and do not have access to the plain text copy of the messages or the encryption keys to decrypt the messages.
  • The encrypted chats are stored server side for 2 weeks and then deleted programmatically.
How do I save a chat conversation?
Chat, Image and Code Generation

Venice uses your browser for local storage. If you delete your cache, you will delete your Venice history.

Chat history is stored locally in your browser and Venice keeps no copy of this history. However, from within the chat conversation history (the drawer on the left of the screen) you can export a conversation and download it onto your device, or copy and paste your conversations onto another program to save them outside of the Venice interface.

You are also able to download the images that you create.

Who can access my data and review my chat conversations?
Chat, Image and Code Generation

Unlike all leading generative AI apps, Venice does not see or save users’ text or image prompts (or the AI responses) on our servers. All conversation history is only stored locally on your device. For more information about our approach to privacy, check out this blog.

What happens if I switch models in the middle of my conversation?
Venice AI Models

You can switch between chat and image models within the same conversation. Changing the chat or image model (and toggling between chat and image models) will not reset your conversation. Your conversation will continue uninterrupted until you choose to start a new chat.

Previous conversations you've had are stored within your browser and are available in the drawer, which can be opened by clicking on the arrow located on the left of your screen.  

Web Enabled Models
Venice AI Models

The Nous Theta 8B model is enabled to allow Venice to access the web to generate more accurate, relevant, and coherent responses to your prompts. Try the web-enabled model whenever you want time-dependent information. 

Inference limits for the web-enabled models apply as follows: 

  • Pro Users: 1,000 daily web-enabled chat inferences out of the total 10,000 daily chat inference allowance.  
  • Free Users: 25 chat inferences per day including web-enabled models. 
  • Anonymous Users: 15 chat inferences per day including web-enabled models. 

All models are available from the model selection toggle, accessible from the chat settings located within the main chat settings accessible in the upper right corner of your screen.

How do I switch to a different AI model?
Venice AI Models

The model selector is available from the respective chat or image settings, which is accessible from the settings icon located within the upper right corner of your screen. Venice provides access to the leading open-source models, which will update and change over time.

Where do you save my personal information and conversation of data?
Using Venice

Venice does not collect identifying information about its users other than email and IP address. Instead, it utilizes your local browser storage to hold settings and prompt information, and this data isn’t ever shared with the Venice servers.

Venice uses Clerk.io to process its authentication and Customer.io to communicate with Customers. For registered users, these platforms will track your login credentials including your email address using cookies.  

  • Clerk - Clerk cookies are required to login to Venice. Details regarding Clerk cookies can be found here.  
  • Customer.io - We use this to email users and to track certain events like login or points generation. Information on Customer.io cookies can be found here.

Venice uses local browser storage, so your content may be wiped at any time for reasons outside of our control. Please save content outside of Venice that you wish to keep permanently.

For more information on how Venice handles data, please see our Privacy Blog, Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.

What languages are supported?
Using Venice

Venice enables switching between LLM models, and the languages supported by each model will vary.

How do I install Venice on my phone / tablet?
Using Venice
Apple iOS

You must use the Safari browser to add Venice to your Home Screen.

  1. Open Venice.ai in Safari on your iOS device.
  2. Tap the “Share” icon in Safari.
  3. Select “Add to Home Screen” from the options.
  4. Confirm the installation by tapping the “Add” button.
Android
  1. Open Chrome, go to Venice.ai
  2. Tap settings (three dots), scroll down, select “Install app”
  3. Tap “Add to home screen”
How is Venice different from ChatGPT, Claude, or other AI services?
Using Venice
  1. Venice is permissionless. Anyone, from anywhere, can use Venice to access open-source machine intelligence.
  2. Venice doesn’t spy on you. The platform doesn't record any of your info (other than email and IP address), and doesn't see your conversations, or the responses.  Venice doesn’t (and can’t) share any of this information with other parties (corporations or governments) because it doesn’t have it. Venice's entire infrastructure and ethos is aligned around respecting individual privacy.  
  3. Venice doesn’t censor the AI’s responses. The platform remains neutral - it doesn't filter content other than the “Safe Venice” mode to limit adult content, which Pro accounts can turn off. Centralized AI companies add substantial (and unspecified) amounts of censorship and bias to the answers. Venice doesn’t censor or bias answers under the request of politicians/governments. Our infrastructure is set up to be permissionless and neutral.  Note: each model has been trained by its publisher with its own rules and boundaries. Venice provides access to multiple models, and users the ability to choose the ones they’re most comfortable with.  
  4. All AI models on Venice are open-source and transparent. The platform shows you which models are being provided, and the weights/designs of those models can be found online. Venice provides transparency into its technology where centralized AI companies can’t and won’t.
Is there a limit to how much I can use Venice?
Using Venice

Venice has three tiers of Users, with different limits:

  • No Account: Limit: 15 text prompts and 5 image prompts per day. 
  • Free Account: Limit: 25 text prompts and 15 image prompts per day. 
  • Pro Account: Limit: Unlimited text prompts and 1,000 image prompts per day. 

These limits are subject to change.

Additionally, there are limits on the amount of text that can be considered in a single chat. For No Account and Free users, this limit is 2,000 tokens (roughly 8,000 characters). Pro users can access larger context limits.

What is the difference between the AI models on Venice?
Venice AI Models

Venice offers access to multiple open-source AI models for text chat and image and code generation. Each model is unique and may respond to similar prompts with a different response style (for example more detailed vs. concise).

Numerous factors affect the models “personality” and contribute to their distinct characteristics, such as the process and data they are trained on, the design of the neural network, the model parameters which enable them to make predictions and decisions based on its learned knowledge, and fine tuning - the process of optimizing an existing pre-trained AI model to better perform better or in a specialized way.

There is no “right” or “best” model to use. We encourage you to experiment with all of the models and explore their nuances.

Click on the links below for detailed information about the models currently available on Venice.

Text Chat & Code Generation

  • Dolphin 72B (Most Uncensored): Venice’s most uncensored chat model yet, Dolphin’s datasets have been filtered to remove alignment and bias, making the model highly compliant with requests and system prompt instructions. Trained by Cognitive Computations, Dolphin has a variety of instruction, conversational, and coding skills. At 72b parameters, Dolphin sits between the smaller Nous Hermes model, and the much larger 405b Llama 3.1 (smaller models are much faster, but larger models can provide more logically and narratively complex responses).
  • Llama 3.3 70B (Web Search): Released by Meta, Llama 3.3 70B is a highly advanced open-source large language model (LLM) that excels in a wide range of tasks, including web search, content creation, and conversational AI. With 70 billion parameters, it can search the web very effectively, providing accurate and relevant results for a variety of queries. Additionally, Llama 3.3 70B has demonstrated superior performance on industry-standard benchmarks, surpassing many open-source and proprietary chat models in its class.
  • Hermes-2-Theta-Llama-3-8B (Fastest): published by Nous Research, this is an upgraded, retrained version of Nous Hermes 2, consisting of an updated and cleaned version of the OpenHermes 2.5 Dataset, and maintains excellent general task and conversation capabilities. This model has been web-enabled by Venice, and is the default text model in the Venice platform.
  • Llama 3.2 3B (Fastest): is a lightweight, text-only model developed by Meta, optimized for multilingual dialogue use cases, including agentic retrieval and summarization tasks. With 3 billion parameters, this model is designed to be fast and efficient. Pre-trained on 9 trillion tokens of data, Llama 3.2 3B supports context lengths of up to 120K tokens and is competitive with leading foundation models on tasks such as following instructions, summarization, and prompt rewriting.
  • Qwen 2.5 Coder 32B (Best for Code): is a code-specific large language model from Alibaba Cloud with 32 billion parameters, positioning it as a leading model in its series. Trained on a vast 5.5 trillion tokens encompassing source code, text-code grounding, and synthetic data, it has significantly enhanced capabilities in code generation, reasoning, and bug fixing.
  • Llama 3.1 405B (Most Intelligent): published by Meta, this open-sourced frontier model is the largest published to date, with 405 billion parameters. 405B demonstrates that open-source models have not only become competitive, but across a number of metrics, impressively exceed the capabilities and performance of many centralized, closed-source models on 7 out of 15 standard LLM metrics.

A few caveats to this model:

  • 405B is not connected to the internet. We recommend continuing to use the web-enabled Hermes 3 model for questions that require real-time information.
  • Inference on 405B will be slower relative to smaller models. Future optimizations may be possible, but we wanted to offer users access to this model as soon as possible.
  • This model is still somewhat censored, however we’re expecting to provide access to an uncensored version of the 405B soon.
Image Generation
  • FLUX: an open-weight, guidance-distilled model offering the best image generation to date, featuring excellent prompt-following, visual quality, image detail and output diversity. FLUX produces stunning image quality and is able to perform well with complex workflows, making it an exciting model for creative AI applications. The quality can come with a trade off. FLUX can be a little slower than other models on Venice. You can remedy this by using a smaller number of steps (suggested 10) in the settings to experiment, and then increase as you refine the image.
  • FLUX Uncensored (Pro Model): an uncensored, LoRA-modified version of FLUX, which removes much of the censorship that was inherent in the underlying model. While this enables NSFW image generation, note that the “Safe Venice” setting still blocks NSFW unless you turn this setting off.
    There is a LoRA Strength slider in the options for this model. The lowest setting means it should act nearly identically to the normal FLUX model, and the highest setting is the most uncensored (but sometimes causes quality issues).
  • Fluently XL v4: published by Project Fluently, this model is the final upgraded version of the previous Fluently V4 fine-tuned Stable Diffusion model in Venice. Project Fluently says this upgrade provides improved overall aesthetics, lighting and contrast, and more realistic renderings of anatomy and nature. This is the default image model in Venice.
  • Playground v2.5: published by Models Lab, this model has been tuned to produce realistic photography, cartoon imagery and Anime.
  • Stable Diffusion 3.5 - published by Stability AI, Stable Diffusion 3.5 is an 8B image model that features improved performance in prompt adherence and image quality, and is ideal for professional use cases at 1 megapixel resolution. It has been trained to deliver diverse outputs without the need for extensive prompting, catering for versatile styles and a wide range of aesthetics like 3D, photography, painting, and line art.

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Using Venice
How is Venice different from ChatGPT, Claude, or other AI services?
  1. Venice is permissionless. Anyone, from anywhere, can use Venice to access open-source machine intelligence.  
  2. Venice doesn’t spy on you. The platform doesn't record any of your info (other than email and IP address), and doesn't see your conversations, or the responses.  Venice doesn’t (and can’t) share any of this information with other parties (corporations or governments) because it doesn’t have it. Venice's entire infrastructure and ethos is aligned around respecting individual privacy.  
  3. Venice doesn’t censor the AI’s responses. The platform remains neutral - it doesn't filter content other than the “Safe Venice” mode to limit adult content, which Pro accounts can turn off. Centralized AI companies add substantial (and unspecified) amounts of censorship and bias to the answers. Venice doesn’t censor or bias answers under the request of politicians/governments. Our infrastructure is set up to be permissionless and neutral.  Note: each model has been trained by its publisher with its own rules and boundaries. Venice provides access to multiple models, and users the ability to choose the ones they’re most comfortable with.  
  4. All AI models on Venice are open-source and transparent. The platform shows you which models are being provided, and the weights/designs of those models can be found online. Venice provides transparency into its technology where centralized AI companies can’t and won’t.

Venice is different in a few ways:  

How do I install Venice on my phone / tablet?
Apple iOS

You must use the Safari browser to add Venice to your Home Screen.

  1. Open Venice.ai in Safari on your iOS device.
  2. Tap the “Share” icon in Safari.
  3. Select “Add to Home Screen” from the options.
  4. Confirm the installation by tapping the “Add” button.
Android
  1. Open Chrome, go to Venice.ai
  2. Tap settings (three dots), scroll down, select “Install app”
  3. Tap “Add to homescreen”
What languages are supported?

Venice is different in a few ways:  

  1. Venice is permissionless. Anyone, from anywhere, can use Venice to access open-source machine intelligence.  
  2. Venice doesn’t spy on you. The platform doesn't record any of your info (other than email and IP address), and doesn't see your conversations, or the responses.  Venice doesn’t (and can’t) share any of this information with other parties (corporations or governments) because it doesn’t have it. Venice's entire infrastructure and ethos is aligned around respecting individual privacy.  
  3. Venice doesn’t censor the AI’s responses. The platform remains neutral - it doesn't filter content other than the “Safe Venice” mode to limit adult content, which Pro accounts can turn off. Centralized AI companies add substantial (and unspecified) amounts of censorship and bias to the answers. Venice doesn’t censor or bias answers under the request of politicians/governments. Our infrastructure is set up to be permissionless and neutral.  Note: each model has been trained by its publisher with its own rules and boundaries. Venice provides access to multiple models, and users the ability to choose the ones they’re most comfortable with.  
  4. All AI models on Venice are open-source and transparent. The platform shows you which models are being provided, and the weights/designs of those models can be found online. Venice provides transparency into its technology where centralized AI companies can’t and won’t.
What languages are supported?

Venice is different in a few ways:  

  1. Venice is permissionless. Anyone, from anywhere, can use Venice to access open-source machine intelligence.  
  2. Venice doesn’t spy on you. The platform doesn't record any of your info (other than email and IP address), and doesn't see your conversations, or the responses.  Venice doesn’t (and can’t) share any of this information with other parties (corporations or governments) because it doesn’t have it. Venice's entire infrastructure and ethos is aligned around respecting individual privacy.  
  3. Venice doesn’t censor the AI’s responses. The platform remains neutral - it doesn't filter content other than the “Safe Venice” mode to limit adult content, which Pro accounts can turn off. Centralized AI companies add substantial (and unspecified) amounts of censorship and bias to the answers. Venice doesn’t censor or bias answers under the request of politicians/governments. Our infrastructure is set up to be permissionless and neutral.  Note: each model has been trained by its publisher with its own rules and boundaries. Venice provides access to multiple models, and users the ability to choose the ones they’re most comfortable with.  
  4. All AI models on Venice are open-source and transparent. The platform shows you which models are being provided, and the weights/designs of those models can be found online. Venice provides transparency into its technology where centralized AI companies can’t and won’t.
Venice AI Models
What languages are supported?

Venice is different in a few ways:  

  1. Venice is permissionless. Anyone, from anywhere, can use Venice to access open-source machine intelligence.  
  2. Venice doesn’t spy on you. The platform doesn't record any of your info (other than email and IP address), and doesn't see your conversations, or the responses.  Venice doesn’t (and can’t) share any of this information with other parties (corporations or governments) because it doesn’t have it. Venice's entire infrastructure and ethos is aligned around respecting individual privacy.  
  3. Venice doesn’t censor the AI’s responses. The platform remains neutral - it doesn't filter content other than the “Safe Venice” mode to limit adult content, which Pro accounts can turn off. Centralized AI companies add substantial (and unspecified) amounts of censorship and bias to the answers. Venice doesn’t censor or bias answers under the request of politicians/governments. Our infrastructure is set up to be permissionless and neutral.  Note: each model has been trained by its publisher with its own rules and boundaries. Venice provides access to multiple models, and users the ability to choose the ones they’re most comfortable with.  
  4. All AI models on Venice are open-source and transparent. The platform shows you which models are being provided, and the weights/designs of those models can be found online. Venice provides transparency into its technology where centralized AI companies can’t and won’t.
What languages are supported?

Venice is different in a few ways:  

  1. Venice is permissionless. Anyone, from anywhere, can use Venice to access open-source machine intelligence.  
  2. Venice doesn’t spy on you. The platform doesn't record any of your info (other than email and IP address), and doesn't see your conversations, or the responses.  Venice doesn’t (and can’t) share any of this information with other parties (corporations or governments) because it doesn’t have it. Venice's entire infrastructure and ethos is aligned around respecting individual privacy.  
  3. Venice doesn’t censor the AI’s responses. The platform remains neutral - it doesn't filter content other than the “Safe Venice” mode to limit adult content, which Pro accounts can turn off. Centralized AI companies add substantial (and unspecified) amounts of censorship and bias to the answers. Venice doesn’t censor or bias answers under the request of politicians/governments. Our infrastructure is set up to be permissionless and neutral.  Note: each model has been trained by its publisher with its own rules and boundaries. Venice provides access to multiple models, and users the ability to choose the ones they’re most comfortable with.  
  4. All AI models on Venice are open-source and transparent. The platform shows you which models are being provided, and the weights/designs of those models can be found online. Venice provides transparency into its technology where centralized AI companies can’t and won’t.
What languages are supported?

Venice is different in a few ways:  

  1. Venice is permissionless. Anyone, from anywhere, can use Venice to access open-source machine intelligence.  
  2. Venice doesn’t spy on you. The platform doesn't record any of your info (other than email and IP address), and doesn't see your conversations, or the responses.  Venice doesn’t (and can’t) share any of this information with other parties (corporations or governments) because it doesn’t have it. Venice's entire infrastructure and ethos is aligned around respecting individual privacy.  
  3. Venice doesn’t censor the AI’s responses. The platform remains neutral - it doesn't filter content other than the “Safe Venice” mode to limit adult content, which Pro accounts can turn off. Centralized AI companies add substantial (and unspecified) amounts of censorship and bias to the answers. Venice doesn’t censor or bias answers under the request of politicians/governments. Our infrastructure is set up to be permissionless and neutral.  Note: each model has been trained by its publisher with its own rules and boundaries. Venice provides access to multiple models, and users the ability to choose the ones they’re most comfortable with.  
  4. All AI models on Venice are open-source and transparent. The platform shows you which models are being provided, and the weights/designs of those models can be found online. Venice provides transparency into its technology where centralized AI companies can’t and won’t.
What languages are supported?

Venice is different in a few ways:  

  1. Venice is permissionless. Anyone, from anywhere, can use Venice to access open-source machine intelligence.  
  2. Venice doesn’t spy on you. The platform doesn't record any of your info (other than email and IP address), and doesn't see your conversations, or the responses.  Venice doesn’t (and can’t) share any of this information with other parties (corporations or governments) because it doesn’t have it. Venice's entire infrastructure and ethos is aligned around respecting individual privacy.  
  3. Venice doesn’t censor the AI’s responses. The platform remains neutral - it doesn't filter content other than the “Safe Venice” mode to limit adult content, which Pro accounts can turn off. Centralized AI companies add substantial (and unspecified) amounts of censorship and bias to the answers. Venice doesn’t censor or bias answers under the request of politicians/governments. Our infrastructure is set up to be permissionless and neutral.  Note: each model has been trained by its publisher with its own rules and boundaries. Venice provides access to multiple models, and users the ability to choose the ones they’re most comfortable with.  
  4. All AI models on Venice are open-source and transparent. The platform shows you which models are being provided, and the weights/designs of those models can be found online. Venice provides transparency into its technology where centralized AI companies can’t and won’t.
Chat, Image and Code Generation
What languages are supported?

Venice is different in a few ways:  

  1. Venice is permissionless. Anyone, from anywhere, can use Venice to access open-source machine intelligence.  
  2. Venice doesn’t spy on you. The platform doesn't record any of your info (other than email and IP address), and doesn't see your conversations, or the responses.  Venice doesn’t (and can’t) share any of this information with other parties (corporations or governments) because it doesn’t have it. Venice's entire infrastructure and ethos is aligned around respecting individual privacy.  
  3. Venice doesn’t censor the AI’s responses. The platform remains neutral - it doesn't filter content other than the “Safe Venice” mode to limit adult content, which Pro accounts can turn off. Centralized AI companies add substantial (and unspecified) amounts of censorship and bias to the answers. Venice doesn’t censor or bias answers under the request of politicians/governments. Our infrastructure is set up to be permissionless and neutral.  Note: each model has been trained by its publisher with its own rules and boundaries. Venice provides access to multiple models, and users the ability to choose the ones they’re most comfortable with.  
  4. All AI models on Venice are open-source and transparent. The platform shows you which models are being provided, and the weights/designs of those models can be found online. Venice provides transparency into its technology where centralized AI companies can’t and won’t.
What languages are supported?

Venice is different in a few ways:  

  1. Venice is permissionless. Anyone, from anywhere, can use Venice to access open-source machine intelligence.  
  2. Venice doesn’t spy on you. The platform doesn't record any of your info (other than email and IP address), and doesn't see your conversations, or the responses.  Venice doesn’t (and can’t) share any of this information with other parties (corporations or governments) because it doesn’t have it. Venice's entire infrastructure and ethos is aligned around respecting individual privacy.  
  3. Venice doesn’t censor the AI’s responses. The platform remains neutral - it doesn't filter content other than the “Safe Venice” mode to limit adult content, which Pro accounts can turn off. Centralized AI companies add substantial (and unspecified) amounts of censorship and bias to the answers. Venice doesn’t censor or bias answers under the request of politicians/governments. Our infrastructure is set up to be permissionless and neutral.  Note: each model has been trained by its publisher with its own rules and boundaries. Venice provides access to multiple models, and users the ability to choose the ones they’re most comfortable with.  
  4. All AI models on Venice are open-source and transparent. The platform shows you which models are being provided, and the weights/designs of those models can be found online. Venice provides transparency into its technology where centralized AI companies can’t and won’t.
What languages are supported?

Venice is different in a few ways:  

  1. Venice is permissionless. Anyone, from anywhere, can use Venice to access open-source machine intelligence.  
  2. Venice doesn’t spy on you. The platform doesn't record any of your info (other than email and IP address), and doesn't see your conversations, or the responses.  Venice doesn’t (and can’t) share any of this information with other parties (corporations or governments) because it doesn’t have it. Venice's entire infrastructure and ethos is aligned around respecting individual privacy.  
  3. Venice doesn’t censor the AI’s responses. The platform remains neutral - it doesn't filter content other than the “Safe Venice” mode to limit adult content, which Pro accounts can turn off. Centralized AI companies add substantial (and unspecified) amounts of censorship and bias to the answers. Venice doesn’t censor or bias answers under the request of politicians/governments. Our infrastructure is set up to be permissionless and neutral.  Note: each model has been trained by its publisher with its own rules and boundaries. Venice provides access to multiple models, and users the ability to choose the ones they’re most comfortable with.  
  4. All AI models on Venice are open-source and transparent. The platform shows you which models are being provided, and the weights/designs of those models can be found online. Venice provides transparency into its technology where centralized AI companies can’t and won’t.
What languages are supported?

Venice is different in a few ways:  

  1. Venice is permissionless. Anyone, from anywhere, can use Venice to access open-source machine intelligence.  
  2. Venice doesn’t spy on you. The platform doesn't record any of your info (other than email and IP address), and doesn't see your conversations, or the responses.  Venice doesn’t (and can’t) share any of this information with other parties (corporations or governments) because it doesn’t have it. Venice's entire infrastructure and ethos is aligned around respecting individual privacy.  
  3. Venice doesn’t censor the AI’s responses. The platform remains neutral - it doesn't filter content other than the “Safe Venice” mode to limit adult content, which Pro accounts can turn off. Centralized AI companies add substantial (and unspecified) amounts of censorship and bias to the answers. Venice doesn’t censor or bias answers under the request of politicians/governments. Our infrastructure is set up to be permissionless and neutral.  Note: each model has been trained by its publisher with its own rules and boundaries. Venice provides access to multiple models, and users the ability to choose the ones they’re most comfortable with.  
  4. All AI models on Venice are open-source and transparent. The platform shows you which models are being provided, and the weights/designs of those models can be found online. Venice provides transparency into its technology where centralized AI companies can’t and won’t.
PDF & TXT Files
What languages are supported?

Venice is different in a few ways:  

  1. Venice is permissionless. Anyone, from anywhere, can use Venice to access open-source machine intelligence.  
  2. Venice doesn’t spy on you. The platform doesn't record any of your info (other than email and IP address), and doesn't see your conversations, or the responses.  Venice doesn’t (and can’t) share any of this information with other parties (corporations or governments) because it doesn’t have it. Venice's entire infrastructure and ethos is aligned around respecting individual privacy.  
  3. Venice doesn’t censor the AI’s responses. The platform remains neutral - it doesn't filter content other than the “Safe Venice” mode to limit adult content, which Pro accounts can turn off. Centralized AI companies add substantial (and unspecified) amounts of censorship and bias to the answers. Venice doesn’t censor or bias answers under the request of politicians/governments. Our infrastructure is set up to be permissionless and neutral.  Note: each model has been trained by its publisher with its own rules and boundaries. Venice provides access to multiple models, and users the ability to choose the ones they’re most comfortable with.  
  4. All AI models on Venice are open-source and transparent. The platform shows you which models are being provided, and the weights/designs of those models can be found online. Venice provides transparency into its technology where centralized AI companies can’t and won’t.
What languages are supported?

Venice is different in a few ways:  

  1. Venice is permissionless. Anyone, from anywhere, can use Venice to access open-source machine intelligence.  
  2. Venice doesn’t spy on you. The platform doesn't record any of your info (other than email and IP address), and doesn't see your conversations, or the responses.  Venice doesn’t (and can’t) share any of this information with other parties (corporations or governments) because it doesn’t have it. Venice's entire infrastructure and ethos is aligned around respecting individual privacy.  
  3. Venice doesn’t censor the AI’s responses. The platform remains neutral - it doesn't filter content other than the “Safe Venice” mode to limit adult content, which Pro accounts can turn off. Centralized AI companies add substantial (and unspecified) amounts of censorship and bias to the answers. Venice doesn’t censor or bias answers under the request of politicians/governments. Our infrastructure is set up to be permissionless and neutral.  Note: each model has been trained by its publisher with its own rules and boundaries. Venice provides access to multiple models, and users the ability to choose the ones they’re most comfortable with.  
  4. All AI models on Venice are open-source and transparent. The platform shows you which models are being provided, and the weights/designs of those models can be found online. Venice provides transparency into its technology where centralized AI companies can’t and won’t.
What languages are supported?

Venice is different in a few ways:  

  1. Venice is permissionless. Anyone, from anywhere, can use Venice to access open-source machine intelligence.  
  2. Venice doesn’t spy on you. The platform doesn't record any of your info (other than email and IP address), and doesn't see your conversations, or the responses.  Venice doesn’t (and can’t) share any of this information with other parties (corporations or governments) because it doesn’t have it. Venice's entire infrastructure and ethos is aligned around respecting individual privacy.  
  3. Venice doesn’t censor the AI’s responses. The platform remains neutral - it doesn't filter content other than the “Safe Venice” mode to limit adult content, which Pro accounts can turn off. Centralized AI companies add substantial (and unspecified) amounts of censorship and bias to the answers. Venice doesn’t censor or bias answers under the request of politicians/governments. Our infrastructure is set up to be permissionless and neutral.  Note: each model has been trained by its publisher with its own rules and boundaries. Venice provides access to multiple models, and users the ability to choose the ones they’re most comfortable with.  
  4. All AI models on Venice are open-source and transparent. The platform shows you which models are being provided, and the weights/designs of those models can be found online. Venice provides transparency into its technology where centralized AI companies can’t and won’t.
What languages are supported?

Venice is different in a few ways:  

  1. Venice is permissionless. Anyone, from anywhere, can use Venice to access open-source machine intelligence.  
  2. Venice doesn’t spy on you. The platform doesn't record any of your info (other than email and IP address), and doesn't see your conversations, or the responses.  Venice doesn’t (and can’t) share any of this information with other parties (corporations or governments) because it doesn’t have it. Venice's entire infrastructure and ethos is aligned around respecting individual privacy.  
  3. Venice doesn’t censor the AI’s responses. The platform remains neutral - it doesn't filter content other than the “Safe Venice” mode to limit adult content, which Pro accounts can turn off. Centralized AI companies add substantial (and unspecified) amounts of censorship and bias to the answers. Venice doesn’t censor or bias answers under the request of politicians/governments. Our infrastructure is set up to be permissionless and neutral.  Note: each model has been trained by its publisher with its own rules and boundaries. Venice provides access to multiple models, and users the ability to choose the ones they’re most comfortable with.  
  4. All AI models on Venice are open-source and transparent. The platform shows you which models are being provided, and the weights/designs of those models can be found online. Venice provides transparency into its technology where centralized AI companies can’t and won’t.
Points
What languages are supported?

Venice is different in a few ways:  

  1. Venice is permissionless. Anyone, from anywhere, can use Venice to access open-source machine intelligence.  
  2. Venice doesn’t spy on you. The platform doesn't record any of your info (other than email and IP address), and doesn't see your conversations, or the responses.  Venice doesn’t (and can’t) share any of this information with other parties (corporations or governments) because it doesn’t have it. Venice's entire infrastructure and ethos is aligned around respecting individual privacy.  
  3. Venice doesn’t censor the AI’s responses. The platform remains neutral - it doesn't filter content other than the “Safe Venice” mode to limit adult content, which Pro accounts can turn off. Centralized AI companies add substantial (and unspecified) amounts of censorship and bias to the answers. Venice doesn’t censor or bias answers under the request of politicians/governments. Our infrastructure is set up to be permissionless and neutral.  Note: each model has been trained by its publisher with its own rules and boundaries. Venice provides access to multiple models, and users the ability to choose the ones they’re most comfortable with.  
  4. All AI models on Venice are open-source and transparent. The platform shows you which models are being provided, and the weights/designs of those models can be found online. Venice provides transparency into its technology where centralized AI companies can’t and won’t.
What languages are supported?

Venice is different in a few ways:  

  1. Venice is permissionless. Anyone, from anywhere, can use Venice to access open-source machine intelligence.  
  2. Venice doesn’t spy on you. The platform doesn't record any of your info (other than email and IP address), and doesn't see your conversations, or the responses.  Venice doesn’t (and can’t) share any of this information with other parties (corporations or governments) because it doesn’t have it. Venice's entire infrastructure and ethos is aligned around respecting individual privacy.  
  3. Venice doesn’t censor the AI’s responses. The platform remains neutral - it doesn't filter content other than the “Safe Venice” mode to limit adult content, which Pro accounts can turn off. Centralized AI companies add substantial (and unspecified) amounts of censorship and bias to the answers. Venice doesn’t censor or bias answers under the request of politicians/governments. Our infrastructure is set up to be permissionless and neutral.  Note: each model has been trained by its publisher with its own rules and boundaries. Venice provides access to multiple models, and users the ability to choose the ones they’re most comfortable with.  
  4. All AI models on Venice are open-source and transparent. The platform shows you which models are being provided, and the weights/designs of those models can be found online. Venice provides transparency into its technology where centralized AI companies can’t and won’t.
What languages are supported?

Venice is different in a few ways:  

  1. Venice is permissionless. Anyone, from anywhere, can use Venice to access open-source machine intelligence.  
  2. Venice doesn’t spy on you. The platform doesn't record any of your info (other than email and IP address), and doesn't see your conversations, or the responses.  Venice doesn’t (and can’t) share any of this information with other parties (corporations or governments) because it doesn’t have it. Venice's entire infrastructure and ethos is aligned around respecting individual privacy.  
  3. Venice doesn’t censor the AI’s responses. The platform remains neutral - it doesn't filter content other than the “Safe Venice” mode to limit adult content, which Pro accounts can turn off. Centralized AI companies add substantial (and unspecified) amounts of censorship and bias to the answers. Venice doesn’t censor or bias answers under the request of politicians/governments. Our infrastructure is set up to be permissionless and neutral.  Note: each model has been trained by its publisher with its own rules and boundaries. Venice provides access to multiple models, and users the ability to choose the ones they’re most comfortable with.  
  4. All AI models on Venice are open-source and transparent. The platform shows you which models are being provided, and the weights/designs of those models can be found online. Venice provides transparency into its technology where centralized AI companies can’t and won’t.
What languages are supported?

Venice is different in a few ways:  

  1. Venice is permissionless. Anyone, from anywhere, can use Venice to access open-source machine intelligence.  
  2. Venice doesn’t spy on you. The platform doesn't record any of your info (other than email and IP address), and doesn't see your conversations, or the responses.  Venice doesn’t (and can’t) share any of this information with other parties (corporations or governments) because it doesn’t have it. Venice's entire infrastructure and ethos is aligned around respecting individual privacy.  
  3. Venice doesn’t censor the AI’s responses. The platform remains neutral - it doesn't filter content other than the “Safe Venice” mode to limit adult content, which Pro accounts can turn off. Centralized AI companies add substantial (and unspecified) amounts of censorship and bias to the answers. Venice doesn’t censor or bias answers under the request of politicians/governments. Our infrastructure is set up to be permissionless and neutral.  Note: each model has been trained by its publisher with its own rules and boundaries. Venice provides access to multiple models, and users the ability to choose the ones they’re most comfortable with.  
  4. All AI models on Venice are open-source and transparent. The platform shows you which models are being provided, and the weights/designs of those models can be found online. Venice provides transparency into its technology where centralized AI companies can’t and won’t.
Venice Referral Program
What languages are supported?

Venice is different in a few ways:  

  1. Venice is permissionless. Anyone, from anywhere, can use Venice to access open-source machine intelligence.  
  2. Venice doesn’t spy on you. The platform doesn't record any of your info (other than email and IP address), and doesn't see your conversations, or the responses.  Venice doesn’t (and can’t) share any of this information with other parties (corporations or governments) because it doesn’t have it. Venice's entire infrastructure and ethos is aligned around respecting individual privacy.  
  3. Venice doesn’t censor the AI’s responses. The platform remains neutral - it doesn't filter content other than the “Safe Venice” mode to limit adult content, which Pro accounts can turn off. Centralized AI companies add substantial (and unspecified) amounts of censorship and bias to the answers. Venice doesn’t censor or bias answers under the request of politicians/governments. Our infrastructure is set up to be permissionless and neutral.  Note: each model has been trained by its publisher with its own rules and boundaries. Venice provides access to multiple models, and users the ability to choose the ones they’re most comfortable with.  
  4. All AI models on Venice are open-source and transparent. The platform shows you which models are being provided, and the weights/designs of those models can be found online. Venice provides transparency into its technology where centralized AI companies can’t and won’t.
What languages are supported?

Venice is different in a few ways:  

  1. Venice is permissionless. Anyone, from anywhere, can use Venice to access open-source machine intelligence.  
  2. Venice doesn’t spy on you. The platform doesn't record any of your info (other than email and IP address), and doesn't see your conversations, or the responses.  Venice doesn’t (and can’t) share any of this information with other parties (corporations or governments) because it doesn’t have it. Venice's entire infrastructure and ethos is aligned around respecting individual privacy.  
  3. Venice doesn’t censor the AI’s responses. The platform remains neutral - it doesn't filter content other than the “Safe Venice” mode to limit adult content, which Pro accounts can turn off. Centralized AI companies add substantial (and unspecified) amounts of censorship and bias to the answers. Venice doesn’t censor or bias answers under the request of politicians/governments. Our infrastructure is set up to be permissionless and neutral.  Note: each model has been trained by its publisher with its own rules and boundaries. Venice provides access to multiple models, and users the ability to choose the ones they’re most comfortable with.  
  4. All AI models on Venice are open-source and transparent. The platform shows you which models are being provided, and the weights/designs of those models can be found online. Venice provides transparency into its technology where centralized AI companies can’t and won’t.
What languages are supported?

Venice is different in a few ways:  

  1. Venice is permissionless. Anyone, from anywhere, can use Venice to access open-source machine intelligence.  
  2. Venice doesn’t spy on you. The platform doesn't record any of your info (other than email and IP address), and doesn't see your conversations, or the responses.  Venice doesn’t (and can’t) share any of this information with other parties (corporations or governments) because it doesn’t have it. Venice's entire infrastructure and ethos is aligned around respecting individual privacy.  
  3. Venice doesn’t censor the AI’s responses. The platform remains neutral - it doesn't filter content other than the “Safe Venice” mode to limit adult content, which Pro accounts can turn off. Centralized AI companies add substantial (and unspecified) amounts of censorship and bias to the answers. Venice doesn’t censor or bias answers under the request of politicians/governments. Our infrastructure is set up to be permissionless and neutral.  Note: each model has been trained by its publisher with its own rules and boundaries. Venice provides access to multiple models, and users the ability to choose the ones they’re most comfortable with.  
  4. All AI models on Venice are open-source and transparent. The platform shows you which models are being provided, and the weights/designs of those models can be found online. Venice provides transparency into its technology where centralized AI companies can’t and won’t.
What languages are supported?

Venice is different in a few ways:  

  1. Venice is permissionless. Anyone, from anywhere, can use Venice to access open-source machine intelligence.  
  2. Venice doesn’t spy on you. The platform doesn't record any of your info (other than email and IP address), and doesn't see your conversations, or the responses.  Venice doesn’t (and can’t) share any of this information with other parties (corporations or governments) because it doesn’t have it. Venice's entire infrastructure and ethos is aligned around respecting individual privacy.  
  3. Venice doesn’t censor the AI’s responses. The platform remains neutral - it doesn't filter content other than the “Safe Venice” mode to limit adult content, which Pro accounts can turn off. Centralized AI companies add substantial (and unspecified) amounts of censorship and bias to the answers. Venice doesn’t censor or bias answers under the request of politicians/governments. Our infrastructure is set up to be permissionless and neutral.  Note: each model has been trained by its publisher with its own rules and boundaries. Venice provides access to multiple models, and users the ability to choose the ones they’re most comfortable with.  
  4. All AI models on Venice are open-source and transparent. The platform shows you which models are being provided, and the weights/designs of those models can be found online. Venice provides transparency into its technology where centralized AI companies can’t and won’t.
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What languages are supported?

Venice is different in a few ways:  

  1. Venice is permissionless. Anyone, from anywhere, can use Venice to access open-source machine intelligence.  
  2. Venice doesn’t spy on you. The platform doesn't record any of your info (other than email and IP address), and doesn't see your conversations, or the responses.  Venice doesn’t (and can’t) share any of this information with other parties (corporations or governments) because it doesn’t have it. Venice's entire infrastructure and ethos is aligned around respecting individual privacy.  
  3. Venice doesn’t censor the AI’s responses. The platform remains neutral - it doesn't filter content other than the “Safe Venice” mode to limit adult content, which Pro accounts can turn off. Centralized AI companies add substantial (and unspecified) amounts of censorship and bias to the answers. Venice doesn’t censor or bias answers under the request of politicians/governments. Our infrastructure is set up to be permissionless and neutral.  Note: each model has been trained by its publisher with its own rules and boundaries. Venice provides access to multiple models, and users the ability to choose the ones they’re most comfortable with.  
  4. All AI models on Venice are open-source and transparent. The platform shows you which models are being provided, and the weights/designs of those models can be found online. Venice provides transparency into its technology where centralized AI companies can’t and won’t.
What languages are supported?

Venice is different in a few ways:  

  1. Venice is permissionless. Anyone, from anywhere, can use Venice to access open-source machine intelligence.  
  2. Venice doesn’t spy on you. The platform doesn't record any of your info (other than email and IP address), and doesn't see your conversations, or the responses.  Venice doesn’t (and can’t) share any of this information with other parties (corporations or governments) because it doesn’t have it. Venice's entire infrastructure and ethos is aligned around respecting individual privacy.  
  3. Venice doesn’t censor the AI’s responses. The platform remains neutral - it doesn't filter content other than the “Safe Venice” mode to limit adult content, which Pro accounts can turn off. Centralized AI companies add substantial (and unspecified) amounts of censorship and bias to the answers. Venice doesn’t censor or bias answers under the request of politicians/governments. Our infrastructure is set up to be permissionless and neutral.  Note: each model has been trained by its publisher with its own rules and boundaries. Venice provides access to multiple models, and users the ability to choose the ones they’re most comfortable with.  
  4. All AI models on Venice are open-source and transparent. The platform shows you which models are being provided, and the weights/designs of those models can be found online. Venice provides transparency into its technology where centralized AI companies can’t and won’t.
What languages are supported?

Venice is different in a few ways:  

  1. Venice is permissionless. Anyone, from anywhere, can use Venice to access open-source machine intelligence.  
  2. Venice doesn’t spy on you. The platform doesn't record any of your info (other than email and IP address), and doesn't see your conversations, or the responses.  Venice doesn’t (and can’t) share any of this information with other parties (corporations or governments) because it doesn’t have it. Venice's entire infrastructure and ethos is aligned around respecting individual privacy.  
  3. Venice doesn’t censor the AI’s responses. The platform remains neutral - it doesn't filter content other than the “Safe Venice” mode to limit adult content, which Pro accounts can turn off. Centralized AI companies add substantial (and unspecified) amounts of censorship and bias to the answers. Venice doesn’t censor or bias answers under the request of politicians/governments. Our infrastructure is set up to be permissionless and neutral.  Note: each model has been trained by its publisher with its own rules and boundaries. Venice provides access to multiple models, and users the ability to choose the ones they’re most comfortable with.  
  4. All AI models on Venice are open-source and transparent. The platform shows you which models are being provided, and the weights/designs of those models can be found online. Venice provides transparency into its technology where centralized AI companies can’t and won’t.
What languages are supported?

Venice is different in a few ways:  

  1. Venice is permissionless. Anyone, from anywhere, can use Venice to access open-source machine intelligence.  
  2. Venice doesn’t spy on you. The platform doesn't record any of your info (other than email and IP address), and doesn't see your conversations, or the responses.  Venice doesn’t (and can’t) share any of this information with other parties (corporations or governments) because it doesn’t have it. Venice's entire infrastructure and ethos is aligned around respecting individual privacy.  
  3. Venice doesn’t censor the AI’s responses. The platform remains neutral - it doesn't filter content other than the “Safe Venice” mode to limit adult content, which Pro accounts can turn off. Centralized AI companies add substantial (and unspecified) amounts of censorship and bias to the answers. Venice doesn’t censor or bias answers under the request of politicians/governments. Our infrastructure is set up to be permissionless and neutral.  Note: each model has been trained by its publisher with its own rules and boundaries. Venice provides access to multiple models, and users the ability to choose the ones they’re most comfortable with.  
  4. All AI models on Venice are open-source and transparent. The platform shows you which models are being provided, and the weights/designs of those models can be found online. Venice provides transparency into its technology where centralized AI companies can’t and won’t.
What languages are supported?

Venice is different in a few ways:  

  1. Venice is permissionless. Anyone, from anywhere, can use Venice to access open-source machine intelligence.  
  2. Venice doesn’t spy on you. The platform doesn't record any of your info (other than email and IP address), and doesn't see your conversations, or the responses.  Venice doesn’t (and can’t) share any of this information with other parties (corporations or governments) because it doesn’t have it. Venice's entire infrastructure and ethos is aligned around respecting individual privacy.  
  3. Venice doesn’t censor the AI’s responses. The platform remains neutral - it doesn't filter content other than the “Safe Venice” mode to limit adult content, which Pro accounts can turn off. Centralized AI companies add substantial (and unspecified) amounts of censorship and bias to the answers. Venice doesn’t censor or bias answers under the request of politicians/governments. Our infrastructure is set up to be permissionless and neutral.  Note: each model has been trained by its publisher with its own rules and boundaries. Venice provides access to multiple models, and users the ability to choose the ones they’re most comfortable with.  
  4. All AI models on Venice are open-source and transparent. The platform shows you which models are being provided, and the weights/designs of those models can be found online. Venice provides transparency into its technology where centralized AI companies can’t and won’t.
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