Our summary
Jev is an AI tool that chooses from options rather than writing an answer. People use it to quickly check text, like social media posts or records of software activity. Depending on the task, its low cost can allow builders to check every item instead of a small sample.
Instead of asking for a written review, you ask narrow questions about specific details. The tool returns a number showing its estimated certainty. You set rules to accept clear answers and send uncertain ones to a person or a stronger AI assistant.
This method can help people sorting large amounts of information, but the tool cannot explain its choices. Test the rules on examples with known answers first. A separate program must save what was asked, the answers, the decision rules, and the actions taken so someone can inspect them.
Key takeaways
- Ask narrow questions about specific details instead of asking for a broad written grade.
- Send uncertain answers to a person or a stronger AI assistant instead of guessing.
- Use a separate system to store your records, track results, and display the evidence.