Workday is using TypeSafe’s Jev to build user interfaces on the fly
Workday on Tuesday made Sana, its AI assistant, the new home screen for its HR, finance, and IT software. If The post Workday is using TypeSafe’s Jev to build user interfaces on the fly appeared first on The New Stack .
Workday has integrated TypeSafe's Jev technology to create dynamic user interfaces for its HR, finance, and IT software. Jev is a decision model that allows the user interface to be built on the fly, with components selected from a design system. During a press briefing, Workday's chief AI officer explained that using a classification model to choose components from a set can be done instantly, unlike generating the full interface.
TypeSafe claims Jev can answer questions in 70 to 500 milliseconds, making it ideal for real-time use cases. Workday's AI assistant, Sana, is now the new home screen for Workday's software, and admins can roll it out to users without making it the default. While there is competition in this field, Jev has already been adopted by a third of the Fortune 500. However, Jev has limitations, such as struggling with counting, arithmetic, and dates.
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