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PewDiePie Unveils Ajax AI Model That Runs on a Home Computer
Popular video blogger PewDiePie has released “Ajax,” an uncensored artificial intelligence model that runs on home computers. The model was developed for the “Odysseus” environment, which was released in May and runs on a private server. “Ajax” remains active at all times, independently completing tasks and assisting the user. PewDiePie also said that his “OpenAI” account was blocked 2 times during the model’s development.
“Ajax” is a version of “Alibaba”’s “Qwen3.5-9B” model fine-tuned with custom data. The model can search the internet, browse websites, and work with email and calendars. Because all processing takes place on the user’s own computer, the goal is to keep the data private. In terms of how it works, the project is similar to “OpenClaw” and “Hermes Agent.” One of the blocks was caused by the “distillation” method. With this method, one artificial intelligence model’s responses and reasoning logic are used to train another model. PewDiePie was able to recover his account after the first block. However, when he ran the model again to create the initial training data, his account was blocked once more. “OpenAI”’s email did not specify which rule had been violated.
The open-source “Heretic” tool was used to reduce how often the model refuses requests. The tool identifies requests that the model leaves unanswered and tries to remove those restrictions without harming other capabilities. PewDiePie says that boundaries concerning content that could harm others or the user have been retained. Following advice from a lawyer, the model was designed not to provide instructions for dangerous activities. PewDiePie believes that small models tailored to specific tasks may be more practical than massive systems. To avoid collecting data from “Odysseus” users, he asked viewers to voluntarily provide training files, but no one sent any. In the next stage, the model will be trained for 2 days using an additional method. There are also plans to further reduce restrictions, make the model more lightweight, and conduct speed tests. The next versions of “Ajax” and the extensively updated “Odysseus” will be released later.
“Ajax” is a version of “Alibaba”’s “Qwen3.5-9B” model fine-tuned with custom data. The model can search the internet, browse websites, and work with email and calendars. Because all processing takes place on the user’s own computer, the goal is to keep the data private. In terms of how it works, the project is similar to “OpenClaw” and “Hermes Agent.” One of the blocks was caused by the “distillation” method. With this method, one artificial intelligence model’s responses and reasoning logic are used to train another model. PewDiePie was able to recover his account after the first block. However, when he ran the model again to create the initial training data, his account was blocked once more. “OpenAI”’s email did not specify which rule had been violated. The open-source “Heretic” tool was used to reduce how often the model refuses requests. The tool identifies requests that the model leaves unanswered and tries to remove those restrictions without harming other capabilities. PewDiePie says that boundaries concerning content that could harm others or the user have been retained. Following advice from a lawyer, the model was designed not to provide instructions for dangerous activities. PewDiePie believes that small models tailored to specific tasks may be more practical than massive systems. To avoid collecting data from “Odysseus” users, he asked viewers to voluntarily provide training files, but no one sent any. In the next stage, the model will be trained for 2 days using an additional method. There are also plans to further reduce restrictions, make the model more lightweight, and conduct speed tests. The next versions of “Ajax” and the extensively updated “Odysseus” will be released later.