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Simulates Evolution Across an Ice Age

Chizi used Jev, a small model from @typesafeai that answers typed questions with odds instead of writing text, to run an evolution simulation. Jev determined who survived, mated, and died among 432 creatures from two species with opposite DNA over 14 generations and an ice age.

Chizi@chiziaruhoma𝕏
I gave an evolution simulation to Jev, a small model from @typesafeai that answers typed questions with odds instead of writing text. Two species with opposite DNA. 14 generations. An ice age. 432 creatures. Jev decided who survived, who mated, and what killed each one. https://t.co/Law8fyfy6d
Sep 17, 2026X postsView on X

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