OpenAI enters Jev’s turf with a decision API for AI agents
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OpenAI has launched an application programming interface (API) that lets AI agents make quick, low-cost choices from a set of predefined options. The launch puts the company in competition with TypeSafe's Jev, one of the first AI models built for such tasks. The Decisions API, which became generally available on October 22, is meant for tasks where an AI application does not need a detailed answer from a model and only needs to pick between a few options. Every time an AI agent classifies an input, chooses a tool or decides its next step, it makes a separate call to a model. When a large model handles each of these small decisions, the time and cost add up across an entire workflow. What are decision models?
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