Our summary
When people ask an AI assistant a question, a sorting program often decides which specific software should answer. The author tests a new tool called Jev to see if it can sort these questions faster and cheaper than standard text-generating programs.
Jev is an AI tool that chooses from options rather than writing an answer. The author sent four hand-picked examples repeated across forty direct calls, asking the software to label each message as simple, medium, complex, or requiring deep thought.
This experiment helps people building AI software who want to reduce delays and costs. However, the results only show the raw speed of the tool by itself. Four repeated examples do not measure how the software handles unpredictable daily questions.
Key takeaways
- Write clear rules for each difficulty level so the software knows exactly how to choose.
- Check the medium difficulty results closely, as the tool was less certain about those choices.
- Remember that connecting this tool to a larger setup will add extra delays to the process.