Our summary
This is a set of Japanese notes summarizing outside tests on Jev, an AI tool that chooses from options instead of writing answers. People who read Japanese can use this guide to understand how the software might process many questions at once.
The tests suggest the tool reads shared background information just once. Then, it answers many separate questions at the exact same time by looking at the mathematical chances of each choice. The questions can see the background information but cannot see each other.
This guide is useful for Japanese readers curious about AI speeds, but it is based entirely on outside guesses. The official creators have not shared how the tool actually works. Also, simply changing the order of choices can slightly change the final results.
Key takeaways
- The tool seems to read background information once to answer many questions at the same time.
- Separate questions cannot share secrets with each other during the testing process.
- Changing the order of the choices can slightly shift which option the AI picks.