The AI Daily Brief · Friday, September 25, 2026
Jev's functionality is structured around three core question types: 'choice' (selecting the best fit from up to 255 options), 'score' (rating on a defined scale), and 'Nul' or 'Null' (a yes/no binary answer). Each type provides a probability for the answer and an indication of the model's confidence.
“The first is pick one or what Jev calls choice. It answers which of these fits. You list up to 255 options and Jev can find the best fit.”
“The second type of question that you can ask Jev is what they call a score, which is basically rating on a scale. You describe each level in words from two to 10 levels, and Jev can answer where something falls.”
“The last type of question is a yes or no question, what Jev calls a Nul, which is short for Bernulli, and it simply answers, is this true?”