Smiley Keys
Write a message. Jev picks the smiley.
How to play
- Write a message, the way you would in a chat.
- Stop for a moment. Jev, an AI, reads it and shows the five smileys that fit best. They change when your message changes.
- Tap a smiley to add it. On a keyboard, press Tab, then a number from 1 to 5.
Smileys appear here when you stop writing.
Jev's time and cost
Last call — · —
All calls — · — average · —
Not sent —, nothing new
How Jev picked these
Jev read:
Jev answers two kinds of question about your message in one go:
- Which smiley fits best? Jev picks one from the whole list. The pick number is the share of its vote each smiley got.
- Does this smiley fit? Jev answers this once for each smiley, on its own. The fits number is how likely Jev thinks the answer is yes.
A smiley you add ends a thought, so after it Jev reads only what you write next. Until you write a new word after it, nothing is sent.
Jev's time is how long it took to answer. The cost is what TypeSafe charges for the call: $42 for every billion tokens Jev reads, and the questions are most of those tokens.
The smileys that got real votes come first. The rest of the five are the next best fits. A smiley that Jev says does not fit never comes first, whatever its vote.