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A beginner course on using AI to make automated choices

This eight-lesson course teaches you how to use Jev, an AI tool that chooses from options instead of writing text. You will learn to build a system that automatically sorts customer support messages.

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“Jev Code Camp Hands-On Lessons for AI Decisions” by OpenJEV. Read the original source.

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Our summary

This free online course offers eight short lessons on building an automated system to sort customer support messages. It teaches people how to use Jev, an AI tool that chooses from a list of options rather than writing out a new answer.

The lessons show how to separate the facts of a message from the choice the software needs to make. You will learn to set up named categories, score items against a clear guide, and get simple yes-or-no signals to handle multiple decisions at once.

This guide is helpful for beginners learning how to design automated choices and plan backups for when the software fails. Because the course does not connect to a real AI assistant, the examples just show how the setup looks rather than actual test results.

Key takeaways

  1. Keep the facts of a message separate from the specific choice the software needs to make.
  2. Group several independent choices together to save time when sorting incoming customer requests.
  3. Always plan a backup step in case the software is uncertain or the request fails.

The course does not require a private access code to run a real AI assistant. The answers shown in the lessons are just examples of how the design should look, not actual software results.

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