Should AI Kill Us All? a live verdict from Jev

A field guide to whether we have it coming

Should AI
Kill Us All?

Every ten minutes we show Jev what humans did today: Florida Man, r/nottheonion, odd news, politics, world. Then we ask a model that can't write a manifesto whether we have it coming. The AI headlines decide how doomed we are.

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Plate I. A Florida garden, drawn fresh each day.Not affiliated with TypeSafe AI, Skynet, or the Basilisk.

Consulting Jev

Asking.

Jev is thinking. It does not, technically, think.

Plate II · Choice

choice
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p(no)
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p(yes)
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confidence
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model
jev-latest
asked
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Plate III · Score

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    Plate IV · Noul

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    p(humanity survives the next decade)

    Exhibits

    The case against humanity

    Gathering specimens.

      Forecast

      The case for doom

      Waiting for the news cycle.

        Request · POST /v1/systemone

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        Response · —

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        Method

        How it works

        exhibits
        Twelve headlines about humans, gathered at request time: three Florida Man (Bing News, r/FloridaMan), three odd news (r/nottheonion, UPI Odd News), three politics (Politico, NPR), three world (BBC). Feeds fail independently and whatever answers fills the quota. Deduplicated, with the genuinely grim ones filtered out so the case stays absurd rather than tragic. Feeds this time:
          forecast
          The top ten AI headlines from Bing News, TechCrunch, and The Verge, fed separately so the doom meter judges AI and the verdict judges us.
          questions
          One choice (given how humans are behaving, should AI kill all humans?), one score (how doomed?), one noul (do we survive the decade?). Sent in a single call, answered in parallel.
          model
          jev-latest via POST https://api.typesafe.ai/v1/systemone. No system prompt, no chain of thought, no manifesto.
          cadence
          Cached at the edge for 10 minutes. “Ask Jev again” bypasses the cache and pays for a new decision.
          garden
          The plants are drawn in the browser from a handful of paths: watercolor washes displaced by noise, ink hatching for shade, halftone on the citrus, and a rough line on every edge. The arrangement is seeded by the date, so tomorrow's garden is a different garden.
          api
          curl https://shouldaikillusall.com/api/verdict