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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 Replace your outdated LLMs with the future of text generation.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 Pesant 的头像
Alexandre Pesant3 天前

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 :)

Jesper 的头像
Jesper3 天前

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

Younes Lesfer 的头像
Younes Lesfer3 天前

lmao, what are we supposed to do with this?

RAZA | AI EXPLORER 的头像
RAZA | AI EXPLORER3 天前

Exciting launch. Jev looks promising for text generation.

Gabriel Eisbruch 的头像
Gabriel Eisbruch3 天前

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.

Subham Kumar 的头像
Subham Kumar3 天前

worthless

Coach Shweta Bajaj 的头像
Coach Shweta Bajaj3 天前

so cool !!

Hemant 的头像
Hemant3 天前

Yea its not usable

Ella Tech & Tool 的头像
Ella Tech & Tool3 天前

Love the upgrade. Playground looks clean.

Siddharth Jain 的头像
Siddharth Jain3 天前

I could see Eiffel tower right Outta my balcony today.

Alice The Ai Expert 的头像
Alice The Ai Expert3 天前

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

Dr. Senthazal Ravi 的头像
Dr. Senthazal Ravi3 天前

Buggy.

Aaliya 的头像
Aaliya3 天前

I really like having a simple place to test Jev.

Prajwal 的头像
Prajwal3 天前

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

Nikita 🤙 的头像
Nikita 🤙3 天前

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

Per0x1d3 的头像
Per0x1d33 天前

loved how fast it is!!

Martin Slaney 的头像
Martin Slaney3 天前

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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