Quicksilver Pro adds jev-1.13 for node-level decisions
Quicksilver Pro now supports jev-1.13, which returns calibrated probabilities for 64 questions in one forward pass, for IoTeX sensor scoring and MEV defense.
https://quicksilverpro.io now supports System One (jev-1.13)—a model built natively for decision-making rather than text generation. https://quicksilverpro.io Pro now supports System One (jev-1.13)—a model built natively for decision-making rather than text generation. 🧠 By returning calibrated probabilities for up to 64 typed questions in a single forward pass, it turns complex judgment into a scalable primitive. ⚡ For decentralized networks, this unlocks a new layer of autonomy at the node level: ⚖️ Consensus of Judgment: @iotex_io delegates can independently score device readings and attestations, neutralizing spoofed sensors before they ever touch the chain. 🛡️ MEV Defense: Proposers can locally score the mempool for wash trades and toxic flow, protecting the network entirely in-house. The endgame for @iotex_io has always been empowering machines to perceive, verify, and understand the world around them. 🌍 Pushing verifiable intelligence directly to the edge is how we get there. Give it a try 👇 https://quicksilverpro.io/models/jev-1.13/