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I get that setting up an open-source model locally takes development work. But in tech terms, "making an AI" implies you actually built or trained the underlying model itself. Using a pre-trained model like Qwen means you're integrating an existing tool, not creating the AI from scratch.

Ok, but I'm using a backend version of Qwen, one that is used for making AI, just, go check out Fabricatio, it updated today.

Checking out Fabricatio doesn't change the definitions. Qwen is a pre-trained LLM developed by Alibaba. Whether you run it via an API or host a "backend version" locally to generate your code, you didn't create the AI. You're implementing a pre-existing tool.

Maybe I didn't create the backend, but I am giving this AI it's personality and abilities, and useable for free.  And that's all people care about. 

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Well u didnt say that u said and i quote "I am making an ai" Why didnt u say that before i asked this question💀 Exactly, customizing prompts and giving an existing model a 'personality' is totally different from building or training an AI yourself. You're just hosting a free wrapper for Qwen, not creating a brand new AI.

Ok, I didn't know that I just left something out, I'm sorry, that one is actually 100% on me.

All good

Will you go check out the new update on Fabricatio?

no i cant the game lags 

oh.

All good, respect for owning up to it. But since you admitted the title is misleading, you should change the topic name from 'I am making an AI' so other people don't get confused too. Let's keep it honest with the community.

Ok, I will do that.