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    Workday uses TypeSafe's Jev to generate interfaces in real time, Sana becomes the default homepage

    Workday has made Sana, the AI assistant it acquired last year for $1.1 billion, the new homepage of its HR, finance, and IT software. The interface is assembled at runtime by TypeSafe's decision model Jev, which selects from design system components, rather than the model generating the entire interface. Workday Chief AI Officer Joel Hellermark said that using a classification model to select from ready-made components can achieve instant responses, and TypeSafe says Jev's response time is 70 to 500 milliseconds. Jev only returns one of at most 255 options, a score, or a yes/no answer with a probability, and does not generate text; TypeSafe released Jev on September 15 and announced last week an $870 million Series A led by Andreessen Horowitz at a $7.5 billion valuation.

    Workday has made Sana, the AI assistant it acquired last year for $1.1 billion, the new homepage of its HR, finance, and IT software. The interface is assembled at runtime by TypeSafe's decision model Jev, which selects from design system components, rather than the model generating the entire interface. Workday Chief AI Officer Joel Hellermark said that using a classification model to select from ready-made components can achieve instant responses, and TypeSafe says Jev's response time is 70 to

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