When TypeSafe emerged last week after two years in stealth, backed by $40 million in seed funding led by DCVC, to launch its first model, Jev, it claimed something that counters just about everything the industry has built since ChatGPT: The model doesn’t write. It decides. The first of what the organization calls a new class of System One models, Jev is a text-only model that machines can use natively to make decisions inside software applications. Developers can send Jev structured questions and get typed decisions with calibrated probabilities, meaning software can account for uncertainty....

Source: The New Stack