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Jev vs Laya

Under the Hood AI compares TypeSafe's closed decision model with Laya, the open model Convai released that can run on a laptop.

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Sep 2026

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  • Sets Jev, whose internals are unpublished, against Laya, which the description says you can download, fine-tune, and run locally.
  • The description says Convai released Laya three days after Jev launched.
  • Uses the same job for both: text plus an allowed answer list, such as scam or not scam, with a confidence on each.

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The three-day timing and the local-run claim are the video description. Confirm Laya's current weights before treating the comparison as a benchmark.

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