Google Reportedly Building Smart AI Routing to Cut Cost and Latency
lyraxana · x · 2026-11-03
According to @lyraxana, Google is working on a "Smart AI Routing" feature based on Jev. The system analyzes each user request and decides whether it's a simple or complex task.
Simple requests get routed to a faster, cheaper model, while complex ones go to a heavier model — delivering the same accuracy with much lower latency and cost. This is an unconfirmed third-party leak.
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