Our summary
TypeSafe's release separates a new model from experimental features. Jev 1.14 brings reported small improvements, especially across languages. Images, boxes and longer inputs sit behind danger-zone flags because the company does not yet vouch for their production use. Its internal comparison is acknowledged as likely biased toward its own models.
An image can be placed wherever a question needs it, including the supplied facts or answer choices. That works with 1.13 as well as 1.14. Only 1.14 supports Box, which returns a rectangle around a target. A box is always returned, even when the requested object is absent.
The docs suggest a separate yes/no presence check before using that rectangle. Longer inputs are also less reliable, so extra space is not a reason to include everything. The announcement keeps 1.13 available with advance deprecation warning. Sharing queries for debugging is opt-in, and TypeSafe says they will not be used for training.
Key takeaways
- Danger Zone flags enable experimental behavior; they do not establish readiness for production.
- Check whether an object is present before using Box. The model returns a rectangle even when the requested object is absent.
- Pin a model when you need version stability. Extra context room does not mean longer input will produce more reliable answers.