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TypeSafe releases Jev 1.14 with experimental image input, box output and 262K context

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TypeSafe releases Jev 1.14 with three experimental previews: image input, a box output type that returns an object's position in an image, and a 262K context window.

TypeSafe says none of the three features is ready for production use. The jev-preview alias now points to jev-1.14.0, and TypeSafe says it made subtle improvements across the board, with the largest gains expected in multilingual support.

The model runs only through TypeSafe's hosted API, according to MarkTechPost. OpenRouter lists input pricing at $0.042 per million tokens with output free, and Vercel AI Gateway also lists Jev 1.14. Databricks says it is partnering with TypeSafe to bring the model to its customers. Vercel says experimental long context and typed image questions were already supported in Jev 1.13.

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Developments

6 developments

  1. Oct 15, 12:45 PM ET · 1 article
    Vercel announces Jev 1.14 from TypeSafe AI is available through AI Gateway
    Vercel Developers: Jev 1.14 from Typesafe AI is now available on Vercel AI Gateway
  2. Oct 14, 9:02 PM ET · 1 article
    TypeSafe AI moves jev-preview to jev-1.14.0
    TypeSafe AI: jev-preview now points to jev-1.14.0 with multilingual gains
  3. Oct 14, 9:02 PM ET · 1 article
    TypeSafe AI introduces bounding box primitive in Jev 1.14
    TypeSafe AI: TypeSafe AI adds a bounding box primitive to Jev 1.14
  4. Oct 14, 8:16 PM ET · 1 article
    OpenRouter shares TypeSafe release notes for JEV 1.14
    OpenRouter: TypeSafe publishes release notes for its jev 1.14 update
  5. Oct 14, 8:16 PM ET · 1 article
    OpenRouter adds Jev 1.14 model from TypeSafe
    OpenRouter: Jev 1.14 arrives on OpenRouter with multilingual gains and experimental vision
  6. Oct 14, 5:58 PM ET · 5 articles
    Jev 1.14 released with image inputs, box API, better quality, and longer context
    MarkTechPost: TypeSafe AI releases Jev 1.14 with images, box type and 262k context

Article timeline

The articles in this story. Times are ET.

Oct 15
  1. Vercel DevelopersOfficial
    Jev 1.14 from Typesafe AI is now available on Vercel AI Gateway

    AITypesafe AI's Jev 1.14, version typesafe-ai/jev-1.14.0, is now available through Vercel AI Gateway. The release adds typed questions about images and experimental long context support, and both features were already supported in Jev 1.13.

  2. MarkTechPostNews
    TypeSafe AI releases Jev 1.14 with images, box type and 262k context

    AITypeSafe AI has released Jev 1.14, a new version of its System One decision model, now live under the jev-preview alias. It adds three experimental features: image input, a box type that returns bounding boxes, and an opt-in 262k-token context, none of which TypeSafe says are production-ready. Pricing holds at $0.042 per million input tokens with free output, and the model is available only through TypeSafe's hosted API.

  3. GuizangX
    JEV 1.14.0 adds multimodal support, box output, and 262K context

    AIJEV released version 1.14.0, adding multimodal support that the source says the model already had but lacked in its first version. The update adds a box output type that returns object positions in an image and raises context to 262K tokens per request and answer. The source says multilingual ability also improved.

    Image from @op7418's post
Oct 14
  1. GuizangX
    JEV 1.14.0 adds multimodal support and 262K context window

    AIJEV released version 1.14.0, adding multimodal support, which the official team says the underlying model already had but was not enabled in the first release. A new box output type lets the model return the position of a target within an image, and context per request and per answer rises to 262K.

    Image from @op7418's post
  2. TypeSafe AIOfficial
    jev-preview now points to jev-1.14.0 with multilingual gains

    AITypeSafe AI says the jev-preview alias now points to jev-1.14.0, with subtle improvements across the board. The company expects the largest gains in multilingual support and asks users to report where Jev still performs poorly.

  3. TypeSafe AIOfficial
    TypeSafe AI adds a bounding box primitive to Jev 1.14

    AITypeSafe AI introduces a bounding box primitive in Jev 1.14 for locating objects at Jev's speed. The company says the primitive goes beyond decisions and that it carefully defined its System One models. Documentation is available at

    Image from @typesafeai's post
  4. TypeSafe AIOfficial
    TypeSafe AI releases Jev 1.14 with image, box, and longer-context previews

    AITypeSafe AI announces Jev 1.14, a new and improved model, released on 10/14 at 1:14pm PT. Experimental preview features include image input, a new box type, and longer context, which the company warns are not production-grade.

    Image from @typesafeai's post
  5. OpenRouterOfficial
    TypeSafe publishes release notes for its jev 1.14 update

    AIOpenRouter links to TypeSafe's blog post with the full release notes for jev 1.14. The post itself contains no further details in the source text.

  6. OpenRouterOfficial
    Jev 1.14 arrives on OpenRouter with multilingual gains and experimental vision

    AIOpenRouter says Jev 1.14 is now available, with multilingual performance as its biggest upgrade and experimental image input added. Per @typesafeai, the release also improves slightly across the board, while input pricing stays at $0.042 per million tokens and output is free.

  7. Yuchen JinX
    Jev 1.14 adds image inputs, Box API, and longer context

    AIJev 1.14 is released with image inputs, a Box API, better output quality, and longer context, according to Yuchen Jin. Databricks says it is partnering with TypeSafe to bring the new Jev to its customers.

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