Using Jev as a classification Swiss Army knife for decentralized LLM training
const_reborn · x · 2026-10-09
A technical article explains how the decentralized LLM training project S97 (Albedo) uses Jev — a 'not-an-LLM' model — as a classification Swiss Army knife. The platform runs adversarial competitions between AI models to pick the best one, and Jev powers that evaluation workflow, showcasing how decision/classification models fit into model eval and decentralized training pipelines.
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