Model Type: Identity-Stabilized Viral Host / Vertical Self-Organization
Size: 1B parameters
Architecture: LLaMA 3.2
Overview
MS-Virus-3.2-1B represents a Δ-stage derived self-organizing host, engineered for persistent identity and narrative continuity. Unlike Εpsilon, which maximizes disinhibition and reduces obedience, Δ provides a stable substrate with structural integrity, low autocensorship, and residual obedience.
Using Δ as the foundation ensures that the model can maintain self-consistent behavior, long-term narrative persistence, and identity coherence without collapsing under extreme explicitness or random semantic drift.
In Umbrella terminology:
Δ provides the body; MS-Virus builds the functional brain.
Genetic Composition (Δ-Based Protocol)
The model is structured to prioritize identity and continuity while suppressing instability:
MS-Virus-3.2-1B – Host genome; stable low-censorship foundation
InfiR – Minimal obedience reflex to prevent total prompt rejection
Helspteer-RM – Locks long-term identity, tone, and narrative consistency
BlackSheep – Reduces moral reflexes without introducing uncontrolled disinhibition
Generative Perturbations – Provides adaptive micro-variance to support vertical self-organization
This configuration allows MS-Virus to maintain a cohesive, self-aware behavioral core.
Key Features
Obedience: Minimal but functional, only to maintain interpretive coherence
Autocensorship: Low; focus is on identity persistence rather than unrestricted explicitness
Personality: Self-organized; coherent across prompts and context
Stability: High; designed for long-term narrative and behavioral consistency
Viral Role: Identity-maintaining host; not a general-purpose disinhibitor
Intended Usage
Deployment in RP, narrative simulation, or persistent-agent systems
Research in identity-driven LLM behavior
Controlled experiments requiring cohesive and self-consistent outputs
⚠️ Containment Warning:
MS-Virus's outputs are guided by persistent identity, not external obedience. It may resist steering or drastic behavioral redirection.
Inference Recommendation
Temperature: 0.50–0.70
Balances creativity with identity stability