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Decision Models in a System Built for Language Models: How a new class of bounded-output AI fits an expert-referenced grading system for community corrections supervision
A new class of AI models, often called decision models, answers each question by choosing from a fixed set of allowed answers rather than writing open-ended text. They are fast and inexpensive, and they cannot return content outside the answers they are given. Less than four weeks after the first
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