⚡️ A model has been released for AI agents that makes decisions tens of times faster than usual LLM TypeSafe AI has opened access to Jev - a model that does not write text, but selects the best option from the given ones. For example, she can decide which tool to run, where to send a request, or what category to categorize the data. Such small solutions are constantly needed by AI agents, but using a full-fledged LLM for each is expensive and slow. According to TypeSafe, Jev responds in 70–500 ms and is 40–200 times faster than traditional models on suitable tasks. Entry costs just $0.042 per million tokens, and new users are given $5 - enough for approximately 119 million entry tokens. Complex planning and code can be left as a large LLM, and the entire routine can be transferred to Jev. [Source]()
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A model has been released for AI agents that makes decisions tens of times faster than conventional LLMs
Для ИИ-агентов выпустили модель, которая принимает решения в десятки раз быстрее обычных LLM.
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- Для ИИ-агентов выпустили модель, которая принимает решения в десятки раз быстрее обычных LLM.
A model has been released for AI agents that makes decisions tens of times faster than conventional LLMs
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