Jev

Jev can now make decisions about images, rather than just text. You describe what it should check, supply a picture, and get a structured answer. A new box question type can also return coordinates around an object or relevant area. Read more

I trained a small, open-source decision model on my own machine to do one job: pick the next tool in a customer support conversation. Training took minutes, and the training data never left my network. The model was Laya, which has roughly 420 million parameters. Those parameters are the internal values that training adjusts. Compared … Read more

Small AI decision models are getting interesting. Models such as Winnow, Decider, and Laya can make decisions on your own hardware. That gives you options if you want to keep inputs inside your infrastructure, run without a network connection, or put a decision step directly into software and automations. But a local model is useful … Read more

Jev isn’t a chat model. It’s a decision model. You give it context and a question, and it returns an answer that your software can use. That distinction sounds small, but it changes where AI fits in an application. A chat model might write a customer reply. A decision model can determine which team should … Read more