Our summary
The author explains how standard AI assistants write text word by word, while a tool called Jev chooses from specific options. People use this when they want an AI assistant to sort problems or pick from a fixed menu instead of writing a creative answer.
You can ask the tool to pick a category, rate something on a scale, or guess the chance that a statement is true. If questions do not rely on each other, the software can ask them all at once to save time.
Just because the tool picks a valid option does not mean it made the right choice. This guide is useful for software builders who need to know when to let a person check uncertain answers before the system takes action.
Key takeaways
- Use different settings to pick from a menu, rate on a scale, or check a condition.
- Ask independent questions at the same time, but wait for answers if the next step depends on them.
- Always use regular software rules to send uncertain AI decisions to a person for a final check.