From general-purpose LLMs to decision models: TypeSafe team's new essay
WhatTheLJW · x · 2026-10-10
The TypeSafe team published "Jev and the Rise of Decision Models" by Jenny Xiao, LJW and JZhaos. The essay argues that three years of AI progress — smarter reasoning, longer context, better coding, more natural conversation — made sense because the primary user was human: we give models language and get language back. With agents rising, the focus is shifting toward decision models built for machines. (Post truncated; full argument in original.)
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