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Jev, an AI Model That Can’t Chat, Takes On Bigger Rivals

Bloomberg Technology Friday 25 September 2026, 10:06 UTC By Saritha Rai 1 min read
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Jev, an AI model built by a former OpenAI researcher, went viral over the past week with the promise of a cheaper and faster alternative to large language models.

Jev, an AI model built by a former OpenAI researcher, went viral over the past week with the promise of a cheaper and faster alternative to large language models.
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