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Jevjitsu: Or, How We Tried Generalized Classifiers on Everything
Classification is one of the oldest problems in machine learning. Unlike modern decoding transformers, most classification models were non-autoregressive by nature. Before Jev, the common approaches w
Classification is one of the oldest problems in machine learning. Unlike modern decoding transformers, most classification models were non-autoregressive by nature. Before Jev, the common approaches were training your own classifier, which needs labels, using a zero-shot classifier (compared in this Hugging Face benchmark), or prompting an LLM with some hacky type safety on top. There were also meta-ML methods, but none of them reached the mainstream. With the introduction of Jev, a decision model from TypeSafe served through OpenRouter, the taxonomy of classifiers has changed yet again:
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Source: Qdrant | 2026-10-08