Our summary
The author explains how to use Jev, an AI tool that chooses from options rather than writing an answer. People use it to look at messy information, like account details, and pick a specific action from a list they made ahead of time.
You give the tool a list of allowed choices, like marking an account as risky or sending it to a person for review. The tool looks at the information and guesses which choice is best. Normal software then carries out the chosen action.
This setup is useful for builders who want to sort information before using other AI tools to write or think. The tool will not invent new choices, but it can still pick the wrong one. You must plan what happens if it makes a mistake.
Key takeaways
- Give the AI tool a strict list of choices so it does not invent new answers.
- The tool can still pick the wrong option, so you need a plan for uncertain choices.
- Use this tool to sort tasks, and use other AI programs to write text or explain things.