Albert Olgaard works through Choice, Noul, and Score examples, inspects their probability and confidence fields, and shows where to obtain an API key and skill.
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What you’ll find in the original
A Choice answer includes competing option probabilities and a confidence value, rather than only a winning label.
A Score question returns a distribution over the scale levels, so a low result should be read with its confidence.
The official skill can help identify decision points, but the video’s speed claims come from launch material rather than a benchmark shown here.
Worth knowing
This is an introductory product test with auto-generated captions; it does not evaluate accuracy across a dataset.