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Together: train your own Jev for $17

Together AI's tutorial for fine-tuning a Jev-like classifier, Tev1, on Qwen3.5 4B and serving it on Together. The example uses 38,340 rows.

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  • Together says it launched together/Tev1-4B-experimental, a Jev-like classifier on Qwen3.5 4B, on its serverless platform.
  • The tutorial fine-tunes that shape on 38,340 examples and puts the cost of that run at about $17.
  • It says that training run takes about twenty-five minutes, then deploys behind an HTTP endpoint.
  • The post describes the result as a score, a boolean, or a multiple-choice answer from predefined questions.

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Tev1 is Together's model, not TypeSafe's hosted Jev. The $17 figure is Together's example for that dataset size.

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