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Stop wasting frontier model tokens on basic zero-shot classification
◆ 85RelevanceOn a story from The New Stack1w ago
If you are using GPT-4o or Claude for routing, labeling, or sentiment, your unit economics are likely broken. This release allows you to shift those commodity tasks to open models at near-zero cost without the overhead of fine-tuning.
Takeaways
- Simple Jev enables zero-shot classification on open models without custom fine-tuning.
- Pricing at $0.03 per million tokens significantly undercuts frontier model providers.
- Eliminating output token costs removes a major variable expense for classification workflows.
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