I Put Jev Behind a TLA+ Spec and Ran 1,680 Chaos-Tested Pharmacy Decisions. Zero Wrong Verdicts.
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A pharmacy system has one rule that matters more than being accurate. It is allowed to say "I don't know." It is not allowed to be sure, and wrong. That rule is easy to state and hard to test, because the thing making the judgment is a language model, and a language model is not deterministic. I se…
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I Put Jev Behind a TLA+ Spec and Ran 1,680 Chaos-Tested Pharmacy Decisions. Zero Wrong Verdicts.
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