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We tested two AI versions: 96.7% accuracy, same critical mistake

We recently ran a small experiment comparing JEV 1.13 and JEV 1.14 on Turkish-language intent classification. The goal was to identify whether a message came from someone looking to buy a service, someone offering a service, or neither. Here are the results: JEV 1.13: 29/30 correct (96.7%) JEV 1.14…

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  1. 2026-10-18 12:31 · r/artificial
    We tested two AI versions: 96.7% accuracy, same critical mistake

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