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2026-09-22

Jev on 450 WikiRace games: cheap, fast, short on world knowledge

@TypeSafeAI just released Jev, a new System 1 model, with Wikirace as a headline demo. So we ran it on ours: LLM-Wikirace benchmark. 450 games. 8 hours of wall-clock time. Under $1 total. Verdict: fast and absurdly cheap, but short on the world knowledge and planning that…

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Somebody ran the vendor's headline demo on their own benchmark and published the verdict that hurts: fast and absurdly cheap, and short on the world knowledge and planning the demo implies. Four hundred and fifty games, eight hours, under a dollar — the cost claim holds even where the capability one does not.

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