What it does
Blink is a separately trained System One model, not Jev; its own results say the tiny model struggles when a decision requires reading rather than recognizing form.
SDKs & clients
Runs open, Jev-like typed choices in an embeddable C runtime or a browser, with Snake, Doom, and autopilot demonstrations.
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Blink is a separately trained System One model, not Jev; its own results say the tiny model struggles when a decision requires reading rather than recognizing form.
You can test quick automated choices in a web game or app, like picking directions in Snake. Start by writing down the exact moves or actions the system can choose from. A developer can build the project code into a webpage or local program to score those choices.
The model outputs a certainty score for every option. Your developer can set a rule to pause the action or pass control to a person whenever certainty drops too low. Keep in mind that this small model recognizes simple patterns better than reading complicated text.