Is RLCD Bullshit or Not? Dissecting TypeSafe's Jev and Its Research Roots
TheTuringPost · x · 2026-09-19
The Turing Post dissects TypeSafe's newly launched "System One Model" Jev and its mysterious underlying method, RLCD, which went viral and drew a TechCrunch headline about a ChatGPT inventor's new model thrilling developers.
Key points:
- The article traces which older research ideas RLCD combines, concluding the brilliance lies less in methodological novelty than in TypeSafe's smart combination of existing techniques.
- It surveys open-source alternatives, showing what developers can already build without Jev.
- It links 12 papers that might inspire solving problems that don't need another chatbot.
Verdict: honest admiration for Diogo and TypeSafe's engineering synthesis, without overhyping RLCD's novelty.
Related event: TypeSafe AI's Jev model and RLCD method spark debate(3 posts)→
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