@rohanpaul_ai: A new benchmark called JevBench just dropped. for models whose output is a bounded software decision rather than open-e…
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JevBench is a new benchmark that evaluates AI models on bounded software decisions by combining intelligence, calibration, speed, and cost, as announced by @rohanpaul_ai.
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A new benchmark called JevBench just dropped.
for models whose output is a bounded software decision rather than open-ended prose and follows TypeSafe’s 15 Sept release of Jev, which takes application state plus fixed choices and returns a typed answer with probabilities instead of prose.
This benchmark’s score deliberately combines Intelligence, Calibration, Speed and Cost because deployment can fail even when raw accuracy is high.
e.g. GPT-5.6 Luna records substantially higher hard-case accuracy than Jev 1.13.0, yet Jev leads the composite because the benchmark also prices latency, calibration and cost.
The geometric mean prevents exceptional performance on 1 axis from fully compensating for a weak one.
The result is evidence about a narrow typed-decision workload, not evidence that Jev is generally more capable than GPT-5.6 Luna.
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