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Dual-Process Theory

A cognitive psychology theory proposed by Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky that divides human thinking into two modes: System 1, which is fast, intuitive, and automatic, and System 2, which is slow, deliberate, and resource-intensive.

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Jev does not generate tokens, has no autoregressive loop, works by evaluating typed questions in parallel, and belongs to "System 1" (fast intuitive judgment) in Kahneman's dual-process theory.

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Jev does not generate tokens, has no autoregressive loop, works by evaluating typed questions in parallel, and belongs to "System 1" (fast intuitive judgment) in Kahneman's dual-process theory.

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System-1 Decision Model Benchmark: What Happens When Fast Models Meet Rigorous EvidenceOct 5 One Tweet, One Warning: The AI Community's Misuse of 'System 2' ThinkingSep 25 TypeSafe Jev: The First Pure Decision Model, Redefining the Economics of AI InferenceSep 16