Probably: A Toy Programming Language With Jev 'AI If Statements' Baked Into the Syntax
ritakozlov · x · 2026-09-19
A developer introduced Probably, an experimental programming language powered by Jev—the so-called "AI if statement"—baking AI judgment into the syntax: feels asks a model a question, match routes between natural-language descriptions, and while loops until something stops feeling true. Jev makes decisions, an LLM does the writing, and a small program ties it together. The author calls it a toy, but it's a fun look at language-level AI integration.
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