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Jev is rapidly rising to challenge the LLM for enterprise AI supremacy

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  • The Jevolution will not be televised, because The Kettle is audio only.
  • You can listen to the latest episode of The Kettle on this page, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube.
  • Jev's not chatty, it doesn't want to tell you a story, and it won't do much besides answering multiple choice, ranking, and binary yes/no questions to a degree of probability, but in lots of cases that's probably all you need from an AI.
  • We're talking about TypeSafe AI's Jev, which has gone viral in the AI world by promising to do some real work for far cheaper than its large language model cousins.
  • You could say, well, there's like a 80 percent chance it'll go to a technical department, a seventy percent or 10 percent chance you go to the sales department or whatever.

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No, you have not wandered back in time to 2022. One of the things I included in the story I mean it's fun, but it also kind of explains a little bit about how it can be used, is they set it up to play Doom.

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The Jevolution will not be televised, because The Kettle is audio only.

As AI is reshaping the tech world, so it in turn waits for something greater to come along and reshape it, and that unstoppable force might just be TypeSafe AI's new model, Jev.

You can listen to the latest episode of The Kettle on this page, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube. You can also subscribe on those platforms to be told when a new episode goes live.

Jev's not chatty, it doesn't want to tell you a story, and it won't do much besides answering multiple choice, ranking, and binary yes/no questions to a degree of probability, but in lots of cases that's probably all you need from an AI.

Jev is also dirt cheap to run and ultra fast, and has proven to have a lot of use cases in just a week on the scene.

We're talking about TypeSafe AI's Jev, which has gone viral in the AI world by promising to do some real work for far cheaper than its large language model cousins.

Yeah, so Jev is what's called a system one model.

You could say, well, there's like a 80 percent chance it'll go to a technical department, a seventy percent or 10 percent chance you go to the sales department or whatever. If you just let Claude make those decisions, it would spend a lot of time churning and give you some answer that your system could probably use, but it would cost you 50 times as much.

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