TypeSafe AI debuts model for machines that plays Doom
ai and ml
'Jev' doesn't chat. It produces typed probabilistic decisions
TypeSafe AI, a startup bestowed with $40 million in funding, on Tuesday declared itself a maker of frontier models with the release of Jev, a new type of AI model intended for interaction with machines rather than people.
Instead of returning natural language in response to a text-based prompt, TypeSafe AI designed Jev to return typed probabilistic decisions for use by other software or AI models.
Type safety in programming is a way to catch errors that arise when software processes an unexpected type of data, as might happen if an operation tried to divide an integer by a text string. By providing typed, structured values, Jev can avoid the parsing and validating that must be done to process text responses from LLMs.
This approach can be useful for scenarios where interactions with an AI system need to be...
Copyright of this story solely belongs to www.theregister.com. To see the full text click HERE
