Self-Proclaimed ChatGPT Co-Inventor Launches Decision Model Jev, Claims 20-200x Speed

TypeSafe AI has released its first model, Jev—a frontier model that "only makes decisions, never writes text": given an application state and a set of typed questions, it directly outputs options, scores, and probabilities for code to execute, generating no text at all. The team was co-founded by researchers behind ChatGPT (the community widely calls the founder a ChatGPT co-inventor/co-author; he spent two years in stealth developing a new training method called RLCD), and the model is positioned as "composable intelligence" for decision optimization rather than a better chatbot. Officially, it is claimed to be 20–200x faster and 40–400x cheaper than existing LLMs (output tokens are free), and described as one path toward AGI. Multiple posters highlighted its System 1 positioning: let fast, cheap models handle small decisions while reserving expensive System 2 models for complex reasoning.

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