Our summary
This guide explains how to use Jev, an AI tool that chooses from options rather than writing an answer. People use it to automatically sort incoming messages, like deciding if a customer email is a billing question or a technical problem.
You send the software a piece of text and a list of specific questions. Instead of typing out a response, the AI returns a number showing how confident it is about a choice, a score on a scale, or a simple yes or no.
This tool is useful for people building software that manages large amounts of text. However, the exact numbers and results shown in these tests belong to the author's specific setup. You should always have a person check uncertain answers before the software acts.
Key takeaways
- Compare the actual numbers the AI returns with the rules your software uses to act.
- Save confusing real messages to test the AI whenever the software version changes.
- Always include a way for a person to undo expensive or important actions.