Think about it this way: if new open source models come restricted where they refuse to run tasks related to abliteration, then even if public utility programs exist, it will already add a lot of friction to how many people will be capable of doing it. Now, if unverified models become outlawed and will move to more obscure hosting sites, that will add friction as well.

Especially as people grow more dependent on agents doing all of their computer work.

Yes, it'll likely just result in some people standing up a more dedicated purpose community hosting site of abliterated/uncensored open weight GGUF files. In a theoretical scenario where HF bans abliterated/uncensored models I could very well see the same people who are producing those now simply moving the location they upload stuff to.

To use an old analogy, it's not rocket science:

https://github.com/p-e-w/heretic

I was able to remove much of the CCP censorship from Qwen 3.8 27B for around $90 using a LoRA. I multiplied the LoRA in permanently and listed it on HuggingFace.

The cost was approximately $80 for generating synthetic data and $10 to create and integrate the LoRA.