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Introducing the Jev completions API and Jev Playground. Replace your outdated LLMs with the future of text generation. Also, Jev is now available in our AI gateway, have fun!

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Alexandre Pesant3 days ago

Note: you should not use this. Using Jev for next character prediction makes no sense. Jev is however a great model for classification and scoring, and you should be using this everywhere :)

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Jesper3 days ago

Great - it only took 3.8 secs. to figure out that the capital of France is Paris 😉

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Younes Lesfer3 days ago

lmao, what are we supposed to do with this?

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RAZA | AI EXPLORER3 days ago

Exciting launch. Jev looks promising for text generation.

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Gabriel Eisbruch3 days ago

We took another playground direction: editable typed questions about deployments, with rules producing the verdict. Curious whether yours lets people inspect the candidate choices and probabilities behind each step.

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Subham Kumar3 days ago

worthless

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Coach Shweta Bajaj3 days ago

so cool !!

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Hemant3 days ago

Yea its not usable

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Ella Tech & Tool3 days ago

Love the upgrade. Playground looks clean.

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Siddharth Jain3 days ago

I could see Eiffel tower right Outta my balcony today.

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Alice The Ai Expert3 days ago

Jev completions API + Playground looks like the future love seeing this launch!

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Dr. Senthazal Ravi3 days ago

Buggy.

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Aaliya3 days ago

I really like having a simple place to test Jev.

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Prajwal3 days ago

The comments are gonna filled with bots, congratulating on launch 😂

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Nikita 🤙3 days ago

This is the worst idea. This is not what models like Jev should be doing

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Per0x1d33 days ago

loved how fast it is!!

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Martin Slaney3 days ago

Nice addition but I think you missed the whole point. Jev doesn’t generate text. It’s a decision model, not a traditional LLM.

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